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For me, a review of 2023 could be summarized in just a few words, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth writing about. Passing the doctoral qualifying exam might be a turning point. The challenges of taking courses this semester, along with the Ph.D. candidate title earned after passing the finals, could also be memorable parts of 2023.
Attempting to analyze from systemic causes why I give the impression of lacking composure, and trying to break them down step-by-step for improvement.
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In the Nanhua community, aside from learning about its geographical location and industrial characteristics, through teaching discussions with resident physicians and conversations with health center staff, I gradually came to understand local issues such as population aging and labor outflow. The social issues constantly described in textbook form during high school are now vividly presented before my eyes, allowing me to personally experience the mission and helplessness of frontline grassroots personnel.
During a shift, a patient admitted for the acute phase of a stroke in the early hours of the morning began to exhibit a
All beings will never be equal, at least not in their right to choose, nor in the breathing room life's pressures leave for seeking dignity. But if this society cannot pass judgment on the true efforts each person makes, must we really leave it to God? Yet, I both believe and do not believe in God.
This article was written after my first week in the hospice ward. My chest felt blocked and heavy; perhaps writing some of it down could offer a little relief. To understand more about the current situation of hospice care in Taiwan, you can refer to the "Patient Right to Autonomy Act" and the "Hospice Palliative Care Act."