http://www.nymedshow.com/
I just wanted to get your thoughts on the show. ABC follows doctors and patients in NY Presbyterian Hospital. Show airs on ABC Tuesdays at 10pm/9c. The website allows you to watch the episodes that have already played (just one so far) and extra scenes. Also gives updates on patients and more info on docs in each episode.
My thoughts:
I really enjoy this show a lot. However I think they have lost opportunities just looking at the surgery in each case. They could have put a couple more minutes in there about further care such as with the brain tumor patient as obviously her care did not end with the surgery.
I also find only focusing on surgery and the ED to be a little lazy when it comes to patients as there is so much more out there. Obviously it's easier when it comes to TV but I think/hope future episodes expand the scope.
Otherwise, it's a fantastic show and I definitely recommend it to all med students, especially 1st and 2nd year students, because it does remind you of why you actually went to med school and shows a real hospital, real doctors, and real patients. By the way I am a 4th year student.
I just wanted to get your thoughts on the show. ABC follows doctors and patients in NY Presbyterian Hospital. Show airs on ABC Tuesdays at 10pm/9c. The website allows you to watch the episodes that have already played (just one so far) and extra scenes. Also gives updates on patients and more info on docs in each episode.
My thoughts:
I really enjoy this show a lot. However I think they have lost opportunities just looking at the surgery in each case. They could have put a couple more minutes in there about further care such as with the brain tumor patient as obviously her care did not end with the surgery.
I also find only focusing on surgery and the ED to be a little lazy when it comes to patients as there is so much more out there. Obviously it's easier when it comes to TV but I think/hope future episodes expand the scope.
Otherwise, it's a fantastic show and I definitely recommend it to all med students, especially 1st and 2nd year students, because it does remind you of why you actually went to med school and shows a real hospital, real doctors, and real patients. By the way I am a 4th year student.