Technology's increasingly vital role in medicine
Telemedicine may be a growing phenomenon but empathy and warmth of a caring doctor are irreplaceable
MY MOST enjoyable training post as a young surgeon was as an anatomy demonstrator at Guy's Hospital (established 1721) in London. It was a welcome escape from busy Accident & Emergency shifts and maladies. It was a genteel academic world where my fellow demonstrators and I could advance our knowledge of human anatomy, through dissection of cadavers and teaching medical students. The venison pies of nearby Borough Market (established 1014) and ales of the George Inn (1677) certainly helped a great deal.
Our tutors at the time were Professor Harold …
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