Clinical Pharmacology SGUL

Few weeks back we had a practical on microscopy where we identified the different types of microscopes used in research. We were also given the chance to explore how they operate and we did this using the 10+ years old microscopic slides.
Microscope is nearly a universal symbol of science, representing our ability to explore the world below the limits of our perception. They come in many different forms for example a simple microscope, confocal microscope, transmission and scanning electron microscopes.
If it wasn’t for these amazing instruments, we would have never found out bacteria existed!

FUN FACT: The earliest microscopes were known as ‘flea glasses’ because they were used to study small insects.

An OSCE is a type of examination designed to test clinical skill performance and competence in a range of skills. As part of this clinical degree, students had a chance to practice on each other on how to measure blood pressure, respiratory rate, heart rate, temperature, and oxygen saturation. They were also able to perform an ECG on dummy patients. Results were recorded in an early warning scoring and pain chart (EWS). They also learned how to analyse urine (urinalysis) and test for any substances present.

The on-site team has been split into three groups – sample collectors, sample processors and result recorders. They are all working together to ensure that the centre is running smoothly and effectively. We appreciate all your hard work!

To keep you and your family safe during the holidays, get tested now!
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We're glad to be part of this once in a lifetime experience! Let’s all appreciate the hard work these students are doing by taking a minute to read this amazing article!



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St George’s University students help run test centre for fellow students to get home for Christmas Second year students on the university’s Clinical Pharmacology course are helping to manage the ‘lateral flow’ swab tests for students who do not have symptoms.

Training done! Here are some of the students, dressed in their full PPE, ready to start their 6-hour shift. Keep up the good work guys!

We have 21 days left before Christmas! If you want to get back home for the holidays, book an appointment and get tested!

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Year 2 Clinical pharmacology students' first shift in the asymptomatic testing centre at St George’s. All excited to take part in this extraordinary work experience!

Go to your local test centre and get tested!

Hi all!

Here is the official logo for the Clinical Pharmacology degree, St George’s University of London! We hope you like it if you do give us a thumbs up! Our slogan “Motivated by Curiosity” reflects the ethos of our course.

It has been a difficult time to stay motivated, during the pandemic. Nevertheless, we have been busy working around the clock to help students get tested before they go home for Christmas. Stay tuned and follow us on our journey working in the asymptomatic covid testing centre + other posts to help you stay enthusiastic and high-spirited!

Clin Pharm love xx

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