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Category: Reflection

Sex, suicide and surgical blues: getting under the skin of Grey’s Anatomy

Posted on January 8, 2009 by

I’d always hoped that one day I’d finally get to grips with the contents of Gray’s Anatomy. Perhaps then I’d be able to write the sort of blog my friend Babette- a sport’s physician- would like me to write. To quote Babette, she’d like me to write something “simple, like sports, or the athlete’s heart, […]

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Today was a difficult day: thoughts on being useful

Posted on June 30, 2008 by

Today has been- to use popular management speak- challenging. Today was one of those days when, in spite of twenty-two years as a doctor, I find myself distressed at the suffering that I’ve encountered. And I’m left wondering how to find the right balance between being useful, of use to my patients, and still being […]

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