Watched ''on-call 36 hours'' HK drama..
I was introduced to this drama by my friend, and so far, it is a nice one.
Seeing the doctors' (in the drama) hard work and dedication in doing their job made me 'really' realize how critical and important it is to put our heart into things that we are doing, especially as one of the future healthcare provider like me, where 1 single mistake made, might ruin someone's life.
I realize, I need to start taking things seriously- in doing homework, assignments, revisions and particularly in doing my lab practical.
I ruined my 1st exercise in Dosage practical. Even though it was a small mistake, and even though it was just an exercise (not a real experiment) I feel frustrated for the 1st practical. I had mistakenly weighed the amount of chemicals needed (to a really terrible extent) and even mistakenly done the procedures (as I didn't read the manual thoroughly).
Imagining I'm compounding a potent drug, with such careless and 'take things for granted' attitude, I might have killed a patient!
I really hope I can improved myself. "Put your heart into doing it" as said by my senior, I really hope I will and always will remember this. Being a pharmacist is not a joke! I don't want to be guilty forever for making a stupid mistake. God bless me. I really want to be a good pharmacist that can contribute to the society in the future. Amen.
#Study mode activated
