Nothing can quite prepare a junior doctor for the first time they have to make a decision about a patient's medication.
"There's a difference between learning all the theory and being there as a medical student and actually doing it yourself. Feeling the pressure as you're about to chart someone," junior doctor Charles Lloyd said.
"You're terrified the first time you're going to click that 'yes, sign this medication' and it is my call that they are taking this medication."
