Sometimes I imagine Dr. Gill just doing his regular exams , but instead of giving his usual positive comments he just goes : "It's all wrong in here" "Terrible" "Nothing is alright" All in his usual calming voice
I think many ppl that enjoy these amazing videos for asmr purposes enjoy these because there’s something utterly relaxing on imagining being a patient that’s not actually ill and just let go and be examined. Giving up control for a while..
He could definitely tell us about the great Emperor Penguin males protecting their single egg during the brutal Antarctica winter while the female is off in the ocean feeding.
@@DrJamesGill they're fantastic! While I am not a direct medical professional, I am in a human services field serving a lot of medically fragile folks. They're super helpful for me both due to the ASMR but also for the medical knowledge - I equally love the ones that are role-play style and the A-Z ones you've done that are more technical. Your voice is easy to listen to, your mannerism is very confident but not haughty like many doctors are (at least the ones I'm used to dealing with). While I definitely don't feel like I could take over for a nurse or anything crazy, I do feel a lot more confident about my monitoring of symptoms and having the language to tell medical staff whats wrong instead of "they aren't themselves"
I love that you hold your breath with the patient. Sometimes students focus on listening so closely they forget to say 'and breathe again', poor patient starts to turn purple, lol. Looks like the new editing program is working out? Hope you're getting the hang of it now 😊
If you check my feet temperature, diagnostic would be "Yes, dead". Thanks for another one, Doc. Hugs from Brazil, Kelly. (Already missing all that hair!)
I’d be curious to see a video where something is abnormal or there is a sort of bruising to see exactly how different it would be versus a non-bruised/non-abnormal check up
You can actually tell that the video has been edited differently, I'm glad You've got to grips with premiere (or at least it looks like You have) and I'm looking forward to the quality of the videos improving as You use the software more and as Your channel continues to grow!
Oh and Thank You so much for the work You've been doing during the pandemic like don't get me wrong I loved the NHS before but I've found a new level of love for the NHS since the pandemic
@@DrJamesGill Yeah it was pretty easy to get to grips with adobe when I first tried it, however, I've not worked with Adobe in too much detail so I wouldn't know but I assume there would be a way to get the features from FCP in Adobe or some sort of bodge which works the same either way You could tell there was an improvement especially with the intro.
This is crazy I've watched your videos for a while, then started watching the island series on Netflix and i was like hey! I know this guy? I know its years ago but new to me and you done a great job on the island 🖤🙌
I really enjoy Dr. Gill's videos but does anyone else prefer the wide shots were you can see him looking at each specific thing hes doing instead of an big close up with just his hands?
Something I have noticed in real life, whenever I have found myself being examined, is that there is often a somewhat frantic quality to the procedure with the doctor racing through the examination and even getting a little breathless with the "script"; I can understand that the time constraints in clinical practise might be responsible for this but, in the context of both an instructional video, and as ASMR entertainment, I think your videos could benefit from slowing the pace a little to make learning easier, and watching (from an ASMR perspective) more enjoyable.
I'm just fascinated by the way the hair on his knees looks a lot lighter than the rest of his legs. Like, I know there's less hair, but it looks different. I think it's cool.
I give him a 4 out of 10 for the taking off of his shirt; his form could use some practice but a nice touch at the end in folding it; adding 2 points. That brings this overall score to 6 out of 10.
is there any chance you’d be able to explain why you’re doing the actions whilst you’re doing them? like why you have to push onto the stomach and what you’re looking for etc love your videos btw!
This one doesn’t record, only amplifies - BUT it will be something I’m looking into for the deep dives - I will have to buy the sound licenses, but I think it will be worth it 😊
im just curious, what would be different (if anything) during the examination if the patient were to have ibs or other issues where pressing on the stomach would, in fact, hurt im not interested in a medical career but i do have myself some medical issues and always find it calming to watch these and i usually think about how it would be different
I have been watching your videos for a good bit now and I think I have got the gist of this whole medical thing. I have some room in my garage to set up a Doctor shop. Any tips?
It probably has some problems with privacy too. He cant just ask his actual patients to get on camera probably. But maybe some day a person with a medical issue will volunteer
Dr. Gill: "Hello my name's Dr.Gill, I've been asked to do a vascular examination on you; is that ok?" Me: knocked tf out because Dr. Gill's voice is so relaxing
Sorry, Abdominal aortic aneurysm. I’ve done a “medical deep dive” video on the abdo exam, that touches on this a little th-cam.com/video/pEKWIMBpKRs/w-d-xo.html But I’ll be doing a cardiology one that will specifically discuss AAA in detail Hope that helps
Why take the blood pressure without and then with the stethoscope? What different information do you get with that as opposed to just taking the pressure with the stethoscope?
When you’re doing the blood pressure and ask “are there any problems with either of your arms?” what kind of problems would you be looking for that relates to taking the blood pressure? Just curious! 😊
Great video - overall, I found it very informative. However, I recommend (also would appreciate) you provide a little bit more narrative, particularly on the inspection section because, as students, that is the expectation from us on OSCE stations. For instance, on hand inspection, you said '"everything looks good there", rather than telling us what you're looking for or what you mean by 'good'. Also, you haven't summarised your findings either.
There is a specific reason for that. These have been designed for use in our clinical skills sessions, so we can pause the video and ask the students what is being looked for The deep dive videos - on the medicine explained playlist are where I’ll do all the detailed bits for YT going through exactly what you just asked
I've never had a check like that before.. but the whole knee thing.. pushing up under the cap had me cringe.. under my knees like that hurts when touched..good video though. Keep up the good job.
‘Would that be OK?’
‘No, it wouldn’t’
- shortest video ever
What a great April Fool's video that would have been.
🤣🤣🤣
never seen that comment before....
Sometimes I imagine Dr. Gill just doing his regular exams , but instead of giving his usual positive comments he just goes :
"It's all wrong in here"
"Terrible"
"Nothing is alright"
All in his usual calming voice
Omg that would be hilarious
The legend hits again.
Well, not sure about hits, more carefully examines
@@DrJamesGill lmao
@@DrJamesGill The legend palpates
Your voice itself is a medicine.
Well there were a lot of people who bullied me at school for my voice would strongly disagree lol!
Not everyone got a good taste though. 😂
@@DrJamesGill it's amazing how we all shine in the right light! Thank you for your work.
@@DrJamesGill they were just jealous they don't have such dulcet tones
@@DrJamesGill I would kill for your voice ngl
There’s a lot of hard work put into these videos and it’s appreciated, Dr. Gill! Even for those, like myself, who don’t actually study medicine.
Thanks. But it is enjoyable hard work seeing people benefiting 😊
Love how Oliver folded his shirt! 👌🏻👏🏻
My mum trained me well
@@OllieBurtonMed We’re all proud of you
@Ollie Burton You've met the legend. I envy you, sir.
@@OllieBurtonMed yes she did 👏🏻
🤣
I feel like at this point the med-students started fighting over who gets to be the patient in the video haha what a privilege
🤣🤣 I wish. It’s often really difficult to get volunteers, and don’t want to over burden those who do offer help
@@DrJamesGill I would volunteer. Problem is that I'm on the other side of the North Sea...
@@DrJamesGill shame that many don’t want to be part of your videos,it would help bring more in to learning perhaps?
@@Tommovdv only a little swim
@@DrJamesGill I volunteer to drive down from Newcastle to help!
I'm waiting for the day when someone does have questions for you
Not in the script 😉
@@DrJamesGill time for some improv then.
I am a simple man: I see a Doctor James Gill video, I click on like
👍
I think many ppl that enjoy these amazing videos for asmr purposes enjoy these because there’s something utterly relaxing on imagining being a patient that’s not actually ill and just let go and be examined. Giving up control for a while..
Why is Dr James Gill the Bob Ross of medicine? So calming and soothing ...
I am enamoured of the way he folds his shirt. so neat 😊
Wow, that guy is the first ever to actually fold his shirt neatly and not toss it on the floor like everyone else. Completely difference in hygiene 👍🏼
But then he put his feet all over it when lying down :D
If the doctor thing doesn't work out James, you are perfectly suited for narrating good British documentaries.
Nature documentaries too haha.
Imagine him saying in his calm voice “The lioness is victorious in her hunt, now watch as the pride devours their prey”
@@etchieSketchie
Hahahahahahahahaha
He could definitely tell us about the great Emperor Penguin males protecting their single egg during the brutal Antarctica winter while the female is off in the ocean feeding.
The call of cthulhu😂
I'm using this video asmr... I m korean but this channel is so good. Thanks dr.gill
Same here
I am awaiting this most peripherally
🤣🤣 so at distance?
Keeping 2 metres from my phone until your video premieres.
😂
@@markmccallum475 so, typing on a Bluetooth keyboard 3 times the size of your phone.
It's such a pleasure to watch any of your videos
Thanks. Hope they are useful
@@DrJamesGill For medical purposes, maybe. For asmr, hell yea
@@DrJamesGill they're fantastic! While I am not a direct medical professional, I am in a human services field serving a lot of medically fragile folks. They're super helpful for me both due to the ASMR but also for the medical knowledge - I equally love the ones that are role-play style and the A-Z ones you've done that are more technical. Your voice is easy to listen to, your mannerism is very confident but not haughty like many doctors are (at least the ones I'm used to dealing with). While I definitely don't feel like I could take over for a nurse or anything crazy, I do feel a lot more confident about my monitoring of symptoms and having the language to tell medical staff whats wrong instead of "they aren't themselves"
Your examination videos makes us feel better from pandemic stress. Thank You Dr.Gill :)
I've always wondered if anyone has said no to you mr gill on an examination if they have just...
Why how could you refuse this legend
The medicine i need to get me through the pandemic = your voice , thanks for putting me to sleep doc
I was never very good at anaesthetics!
@@DrJamesGill ☺
I swear it! He is the Bob Ross of medical exams.
My daily night routine is watching your videos before sleep, I was very excited when I saw this video on the Recommended Videos.
Ollie & The Gill...love this crossover event!
This man’s chest hair is top notch.
My thoughts exactly 💯.
Why not examine the pubic area too, 8t is a part of our anatomy?
As if the blood is going to the feet, it’s showing there is no issue higher up
Oliver is SPLENDID♡
I love that you hold your breath with the patient. Sometimes students focus on listening so closely they forget to say 'and breathe again', poor patient starts to turn purple, lol. Looks like the new editing program is working out? Hope you're getting the hang of it now 😊
I find it a very useful trick for the students. Plus it improves rapport
Thank you for the knowledge. I didnt even know this was something medical staff look for. 👍
It’s important in cardiovascular patients and in patients with diabetes as two simple examples
Just amazing! I love the way you don't go super fast! Way easier to see what's going on what to remember!
This one was extra relaxing! Thanks Dr G
If you check my feet temperature, diagnostic would be "Yes, dead".
Thanks for another one, Doc. Hugs from Brazil, Kelly. (Already missing all that hair!)
I’d be curious to see a video where something is abnormal or there is a sort of bruising to see exactly how different it would be versus a non-bruised/non-abnormal check up
You can actually tell that the video has been edited differently, I'm glad You've got to grips with premiere (or at least it looks like You have) and I'm looking forward to the quality of the videos improving as You use the software more and as Your channel continues to grow!
Thanks. I could be wrong, and my previous self will hate me for this - the work flow BASICS are simpler with Adobe. But FCP does have features I miss
Oh and Thank You so much for the work You've been doing during the pandemic like don't get me wrong I loved the NHS before but I've found a new level of love for the NHS since the pandemic
@@DrJamesGill Yeah it was pretty easy to get to grips with adobe when I first tried it, however, I've not worked with Adobe in too much detail so I wouldn't know but I assume there would be a way to get the features from FCP in Adobe or some sort of bodge which works the same either way You could tell there was an improvement especially with the intro.
The intro was a new idea, I think it needs more polish though
Noticed the Armani Jean's near the start, our Dr Gills got style!
i wish nothing but success for you and your channel Dr. Gill 👍🏿 good health to you
This is crazy I've watched your videos for a while, then started watching the island series on Netflix and i was like hey! I know this guy? I know its years ago but new to me and you done a great job on the island 🖤🙌
Thanks. It feels so long ago!
(I’d really like to go back given we now know a lot more about how to survive there!)
wait was it a show??
Another great video from Dr Chill
ah Dr Gill...another video to look forward too..you do know how to make a midweek feel good
I really enjoy Dr. Gill's videos but does anyone else prefer the wide shots were you can see him looking at each specific thing hes doing instead of an big close up with just his hands?
Dr.Gill, with that voice, I'll leave everything to you
I wish I had a doctor like you, btw loved the Armani pants
Oh man I love this kind of videos, thanks sir !
A new addition to the Gill Cinematic Universe, or GCU
Well Ollie has just passed finals, and will be graduating shortly, so might not be a long time recurring character
@@DrJamesGill they'll bring him back in a spinoff 10 years from now.
so funny at the end of the video when he was checking on what you were doing to his legs hahaha
I'd like to see Dr. Gill as a field medic in war games
It looks like the roll of Aiden Cross has been recast.
Aidan can never be duplicated!
I didn't recognize him until he removed his shirt:D
Awesome gill
Petition to make Dr. Gill the next Doctor.
He’s back at it again for another round POG
Something I have noticed in real life, whenever I have found myself being examined, is that there is often a somewhat frantic quality to the procedure with the doctor racing through the examination and even getting a little breathless with the "script"; I can understand that the time constraints in clinical practise might be responsible for this but, in the context of both an instructional video, and as ASMR entertainment, I think your videos could benefit from slowing the pace a little to make learning easier, and watching (from an ASMR perspective) more enjoyable.
I think ima watch this man til im 110 yrs old!!!!👌💪💯🙏
Dr. Asmr
Facts
@Mr Sloth HAHAHAHAHA
“Hello, my names Dr Gill and I was wondering if you wanted to be in one of my videos?”
“Uhhh 100% mate!”
“Fantastic, thank you!”
Much harder to get students to volunteer than you might think!
Nice 👍🏼
aw Oliver we're birthday twins! Happy belated birthday :)
Happy birthday!
Love his voice. One of the best European voices ever. Most sound stuffy, whiny or like they are bullfrogs. His is perfect
Excuse me what lol
I'm just fascinated by the way the hair on his knees looks a lot lighter than the rest of his legs. Like, I know there's less hair, but it looks different. I think it's cool.
His voice is better than a anxiolytic medication
I give him a 4 out of 10 for the taking off of his shirt; his form could use some practice but a nice touch at the end in folding it; adding 2 points. That brings this overall score to 6 out of 10.
He is so polite about it!
Thanks for important video if possible please put more medical examination video
Another quality video!
Love my A & P
Great video as always.
Dr. Gill: "Hello! My name is Dr. Gill. I've been asked to do..."
Me: "Z z z z z z...."
why is your voice so relaxing and beautiful 😍😍🤔greetings from Argentina👋🏻🇦🇷
is there any chance you’d be able to explain why you’re doing the actions whilst you’re doing them? like why you have to push onto the stomach and what you’re looking for etc
love your videos btw!
The “Medical deep dive” videos where we do that are coming, but they take longer to film.
There are several in the deep dive play list 😊
Another great video. I have to ask... are those armani trousers?
yees a new Video!!
👍
THE FOLDING OF THE T-SHIRT!!!
They are so relaxing!
Dr Gill, CBeebies bedtime stories, it needs to happen 😂
😂
Is Oliver an understudy for the role of an Austin Powers sequel with that chest hair. Yeaahhh Baby!!
Something I always wonder about is the camera angles. How good is his setup to get those close up shots from multiple angles
It’s one camera and a LOT of refilling
Quality intro
Thanks. It was a new idea
Hello from Spain
👋
What is wrong with the visual pulsation of the tummy? Should I be concerned if I have one?
It’s more that we might see evidence of the AAA so guiding us in advance of placing the hands
Is that a digital stethoscope? Do you think you could put in the audios that you hear as well?
This one doesn’t record, only amplifies - BUT it will be something I’m looking into for the deep dives - I will have to buy the sound licenses, but I think it will be worth it 😊
I think it would be cool to hear that.
Great video! Thank you
‘....I can’t see anything obviously worrying....’ Reassuring 😂
The work with the new video editing software is nice! Not sure if this makes sense, but the videos feel more crisp
im just curious, what would be different (if anything) during the examination if the patient were to have ibs or other issues where pressing on the stomach would, in fact, hurt
im not interested in a medical career but i do have myself some medical issues and always find it calming to watch these and i usually think about how it would be different
It may cause discomfort, but we’d put it in context with the history
The quality somehow gets better and better 📈
Right where do I sign up to be a test patient, it would be an honour
*signs up as test patient because U.S. healthcare is too expensive* 😅
I have been watching your videos for a good bit now and I think I have got the gist of this whole medical thing.
I have some room in my garage to set up a Doctor shop.
Any tips?
It would be interesting if you had someone who wasn’t perfectly healthy just to see what happens next sort of thing
Useful, but the point of osce’s is to learn the exam. The pathology comes later.
@@BayernLean thank you, sometimes you don’t know if you don’t ask thanks for educating me :)
No problem. Cheers.
It probably has some problems with privacy too. He cant just ask his actual patients to get on camera probably. But maybe some day a person with a medical issue will volunteer
@@markvandenberg8548 very true I didn’t think of that either!
May i ask what was Dr James specialization? I mean when you studied.
General practice
@@DrJamesGill oh God, the legend replied to me.
Very nice
Is loss of hair on hands and ankles a definitive sign of vascular disease?
No. There are many things that would cause it, one of which just being ageing
If you concerned, I’d suggest seeing your doctor 😊
Dr. Gill: "Hello my name's Dr.Gill, I've been asked to do a vascular examination on you; is that ok?"
Me: knocked tf out because Dr. Gill's voice is so relaxing
Some love for the shirt for a change!
What's your take on digital vs manual sphygmomanometers?
can you upload a video where you find something irregular on the examination?
You practice medicine for how long now , nice videos very detailed
Interesting. Thanks 🏅👍🙂
Thanks for watching!
Excellent example! #SimTribe
What does it mean if there are visual pulsations?
Possibly a AAA
@@DrJamesGill what's AAA?
Sorry, Abdominal aortic aneurysm.
I’ve done a “medical deep dive” video on the abdo exam, that touches on this a little
th-cam.com/video/pEKWIMBpKRs/w-d-xo.html
But I’ll be doing a cardiology one that will specifically discuss AAA in detail
Hope that helps
@@DrJamesGill I'll watch it. Thanks Doc
Im rarely this early, i like
Why take the blood pressure without and then with the stethoscope? What different information do you get with that as opposed to just taking the pressure with the stethoscope?
When you’re doing the blood pressure and ask “are there any problems with either of your arms?” what kind of problems would you be looking for that relates to taking the blood pressure? Just curious! 😊
Pain for one. Swelling or specifically oedema. Previous operations
Just got a tattoo
@@DrJamesGill Or breast cancer , lymph nodes removed?
Numbness and tingling
Great video - overall, I found it very informative. However, I recommend (also would appreciate) you provide a little bit more narrative, particularly on the inspection section because, as students, that is the expectation from us on OSCE stations. For instance, on hand inspection, you said '"everything looks good there", rather than telling us what you're looking for or what you mean by 'good'. Also, you haven't summarised your findings either.
There is a specific reason for that. These have been designed for use in our clinical skills sessions, so we can pause the video and ask the students what is being looked for
The deep dive videos - on the medicine explained playlist are where I’ll do all the detailed bits for YT going through exactly what you just asked
I've never had a check like that before.. but the whole knee thing.. pushing up under the cap had me cringe.. under my knees like that hurts when touched..good video though. Keep up the good job.
How can someone tell if chest pains are anxiety pulled muscle or something else