A physician must possess additional soft skills in addition to clinical ones, such as excel, analytics, canva design, medicolegal concerns, telemedicine guidelines, and many others. It greatly enhances and streamlines the work we conduct. Although none of this is covered in medical school, everyone should be aware of it. Let's get some fantastic skill sets to assist us. Everything you require to advance your practice is covered with this club. Follow along to take your practice to next level!

Acute transfusion reactions are potentially life-threatening complications that require prompt recognition and effective management. Delays or missteps in response can lead to severe outcomes for patients. In this session, Dr. Nidhi Bhatnagar, an expert in Transfusion Medicine, will walk through the types of acute transfusion reactions, key clinical signs, immediate steps for intervention, and strategies to prevent recurrence. A practical, case-based discussion aimed at equipping clinicians with the confidence to act quickly and correctly in real-world scenarios.

Professor Transfusion Medicine and Immunohematology BJ medical college, Ahmedabad

Acute Transfusion Reactions: Recognition, Management, Prevention

Minimally Invasive Procedures - What GPs should know

Dengue Dialogues

Limbic System: Basics and Clinical Relevance in OPDs

Clinical Approach to an Allergic Child

Cancer Myths & Misconceptions: What’s Real, What’s Not

Role of APCC in managing Haemophilia with inhibitors

Globesity: The Global Pandemic of Obesity - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly

Sarcopenia – The Hidden Comorbidity and Silent Killer

Recent advances in management of resistant hypertension

Outpatient Management of Monsoon Illnesses in Children

Judicious use of Blood Components