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In this video tutorial, Lejo, an academic junior doctor in the UK, guides medical students and junior doctors on writing effective case reports to enhance their CVs for applications. He emphasizes that case reports summarize rare or unusual clinical conditions or unique treatment interventions, which can raise awareness among physicians globally and strengthen job applications. The first step in writing a case report is to identify a suitable case. If you haven't found one yet, Lejo suggests consulting senior registrars or consultants, as they often have a collection of cases that can aid in your report and increase chances of publication.
