Alhamdulillah, masih dipanjangkan nafas dalam nikmat Iman dan Islam di bumi Malaysia. Ayuh kita sama2 bersyukur ya sahabat. Walau di mana jua kita berada, kita tetap berada di atas bumi Allah. Jadi, jangan kufur, ayuh syukur~ Okeh, mari sambung kisah suka duka saya di bumi kanggaru selepas berakhirnya bulan Ogos.
SEPTEMBER 2012
Alhamdulillah, selepas segala macam dugaan yang saya tempuhi sepanjang bulan Ogos, Allah beri saya 'kerehatan' di bulan Sept. Kerehatan di sini bermaksud, berehat dari Honours dan akhirnya saya mampu fokus untuk praktikal saya di hospital. Alhamdulillah~
Banyaaaak sungguh perkara yang berlaku ketika saya di Armadale Hospital. 2 minggu yang pertama saya ditugaskan di bahagian dispensary. Bahagian di mana saya perlu menaip label untuk pesakit luar, dan juga untuk inpatient ward. Ward di armadale dipanggil mengikut nama yang tersendiri. Ada Colyer, Karri, Benson dan sebagainya. Menarik kan? :) Di sini saya banyak belajar tentang labelling instructions, c&a label, inpatient outpatient service dan tidak dilupakan webster packing. Haaaa~ webster packing ni xda kat Malaysia. Which I am not sure whether its a blessing or a disaster...:)
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pictures taken from webstercare*
Ya Rabbi, nak packing webster ni memanglah satu pengalaman yaaaaang, memenatkan. hehe. Yelaa, banyak kot blister pack yg perlu dikoyakkan, tablet yang perlu dikerat. Allah, kalau sekali sekala ok lah kot...:)
2 minggu berikutnya saya di bahagian clinical. Dimana saya akan mengikut ahli farmasi yang bertugas dan bersama2 mereka ketika sesi ward round dijalankan. Banyak juga kisah di wad. Saya berpeluang untuk melihat sendiri patient-controlled analgesia machine, menemuramah seorang pesakit, menemuramah seorang nurse, case-studied a palliative care patient. :( (end-stage heart failure). Tapi dalam banyak2 cerita saya, Saya paling suka cerita di Banksia Ward, yang telahpun saya kongsikan di facebook saya. So saya copy-paste ajelah kat sini ye...:)
"Today, I went to Banksia Ward, a CLOSED mental health ward, and I went there alone without the ward pharmacist with me. What a courage ay? :) While I was waiting for the nurse at the counter, a patient came and smiled to me, asking for my name. (gasp!!) However, I didnt run away. Hehe. Instead, I smiled in returned. I approached her and let her wrote down my name on her wrinkled palm. I actually recognized this person, I have talked to her before when I followed Jackie (ward pharmacist) last week.
She was all smiling and friendly to me as if she was a normal person. And surprisingly we were able to talk about faith, about belief, about my hijab appearance and even about love. How wonderful is that? :) coming from a mental health patient? She even gave me some peppermint lollies, out of the blue. (^^)
Its great being able to talk to the patient. Makes you realize how grateful you should be with your life and your health. Most importantly, your faith. :)
I am so in love with hospital setting. Gonna miss this place. Motivates me everyday. That's the peppermint lollies with my name tag. :) "
She was all smiling and friendly to me as if she was a normal person. And surprisingly we were able to talk about faith, about belief, about my hijab appearance and even about love. How wonderful is that? :) coming from a mental health patient? She even gave me some peppermint lollies, out of the blue. (^^)
Its great being able to talk to the patient. Makes you realize how grateful you should be with your life and your health. Most importantly, your faith. :)
I am so in love with hospital setting. Gonna miss this place. Motivates me everyday. That's the peppermint lollies with my name tag. :) "
2 minggu yang terakhir saya berada di store. Yup, keja kat stor. Tapi stor bukan sebarang stor, stor ini penuh ubat-ubatan. Tugas saya? mengemaskan shelf2 ubat, mengisi troli ubat untuk dibawa ke Imprest ataupun stor farmasi di setiap ward di dalam hospital. Penat, tapi seronok. Tak banyak sangat keje, so bolehlah fokus buat kes study dan audit. Ya kawan2 selain keje dlm hospital, saya masih ada workbook, kes studi dan audit yang perlu dilangsaikan. Lebih2 lagi ini 2 minggu terakhir di hospital jadi dah tak boleh bertangguh! Saya juga berpeluang untuk mengikuti Evonne ke "Staying Fit" awareness campaign. Campaign ini dibuat di luar hospital. Bukan selalu boleh ikut diorg keluar jalan2 sambil belajar. Jadi apalagi. Jooom~ :)
Tanpa disedari, berakhirlah 6 minggu placement di Armadale. Ada yang mungkin kata Hooraaay! Merdeka! Finally!!! Tapi jujur, saya rasa sedih sangat. Staff di Armadale sangat baik dan hebat. They are awesome people both in personality and in their profession. I am so proud to be there even for a short 6 weeks. Awesome experience, great hospitality. Thank you guys! :)
My last day at Armadale Hospital
Debbie: Shazza! Your potato bake is really good. I like it!
Evonne: Thank you so much girls, you are really helpful
Dale: All the best for your future! :)
Ayme: Keep in touch! See ya on facebook, facebookers!
Ping: I can tell that Syazleen is a good cook (haha, i like dis comment)
Te kai: All the best girls. You did well.
Steph and Mave: See you girls again. Good luck with your studies.
April: Bye girls! Good luck!
Debbie: Shazza! Your potato bake is really good. I like it!
Evonne: Thank you so much girls, you are really helpful
Dale: All the best for your future! :)
Ayme: Keep in touch! See ya on facebook, facebookers!
Ping: I can tell that Syazleen is a good cook (haha, i like dis comment)
Te kai: All the best girls. You did well.
Steph and Mave: See you girls again. Good luck with your studies.
April: Bye girls! Good luck!
FastaBiQuL Khairat
Haii i would like to know, is there any malaysian student who taking pharmacy in every year? I mean, the future student for first semester or second semester.
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