[med student diaries #14] FIRST PERIPHERAL PLACEMENT | London medical school

1:20 first day of year 4
2:50 moving to ashford (peripheral placement)
3:32 day 1 in ashford
5:24 preparation for placement
8:48 anaesthetics placement day
9:50 folkstone
Hi everyone! Hope you’re all doing well :) It’s been a long few months starting year 4 of medical school. Come with me on my first peripheral placement (outside of London) on my Emergency Medicine and Critical Care block & some snippets of life outside of med!
I hope you have a warm and happy holiday season with your loved ones :)
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As a doctor maybe you can answer this question.
A doctor and/ or nurse, etc job is to help people regardless of age, colour or gender, etc.
Some of these people specialise in an area. Why do some doctors/ nurses choose to work with children only?
When a their job is to help PEOPLE?
I can understand not wanting to work in a different area, but why would they refuse to work with adults in their area. How is a child with let's say diabetes any different to an adult? The care might be different but the initial problem is the same for both.