Finally, it was my last day for my immersion at
SPMC. Supposedly, I still have one week more to go,
based on my mentor’s blueprint. However, because I was able to present my
additional task completely, a request of mine was granted to shorten my
schedule considering I still have other requirements to accomplish with TIP
which is due on the first day of the following week.
The last day of my immersion started with a
review of my draft capsule project proposal for teledermatology, following the
same template used in the previous project. After having it reviewed, my mentor and I discussed in detail the parts
of the document I have drafted. As I approached in the last few pages of my
presentation, I asked my mentor if he has some comments and suggestions. “So
far so good, please continue” was the statement I heard from him. A statement that
was good to hear, so I continued my presentation until the last page. My mentor
seemed to be very satisfied as he asked me to email the capsule proposal along with
the other documents without modification. I felt happy that day, not only
because I was able to accomplish my task according to his expectation, but
instead, because while I was writing the capsule project proposal, another idea
came to my mind regarding the potential topic for my dissertation, that was something
related to teledermatology. Though I
still have no specific area of teledermatology to consider, the good thing
about this is I have something to think off. It has been common to all students taking
up capstone project, thesis or dissertation subjects, that the biggest problem in
thinking for a good topic was to look for a problem.
The day ended with a simple awarding of certificate of attendance for satisfactory
completion of my immersion at Southern Philippines Medical Center from May 4, 2017, to
May 22, 2017. The certificate was signed
by my mentor and the head of IHOMP. It was a great learning experience being a part of a great support unit of Southern Philippines
Medical Center.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH SPMC-IHOMP....
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