r/SipsTea 14h ago

Wait a damn minute! Bad time for a how-to YouTube video.

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u/flyforpennies 7h ago

Did she get in trouble for filming? Most hospitals outright ban video and photography.
Also your doctor looking something up to double check something is normal and preferred over someone who is confidently wrong

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u/MatchlessGore 7h ago

Exactly this! Too many times they think they know and are wrong, but this is actually a good doctor who knows they don't and is willing to learn.

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u/East_Leadership469 5h ago

Absolutely. In the past it was normal for a physician to open a textbook when they encountered something they didn’t see frequently. Nowadays looking this up on the internet/Youtube is more efficient. Normal due diligence.

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u/Klutzy_Arm_7930 6h ago

I literally watch colleagues do something (on video sure yes) before I do something I haven’t done in a while. Also why I asked the lady who did my last LP how many she does a week lol

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u/tillacat42 2h ago

Pretty shitty of the person filming to publicly shame her doctor for doing the right thing if this is what's happening. Medical professionals cannot be expected to remember every detail of every condition in existence. I would definitely rather mine double check than just wing it..