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My Conversation With Leah Barrett On Living With Cancer

What I Wasn’t Taught At Medical School – Lesson 1

When Healthcare Does Not Recognise You Are Seriously Ill

It was a joy to spend time with Rebecca Trahan and Elizabeth Apelles to discuss the impact of rare disease and Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection (SCAD) in particular.

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Patients And Their Clinicians Are Best Placed To Comment

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Eric Last

Carly Flumer

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Your Doctor May Be Distracted By Adminstrata

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Eric Last

Carly Flumer

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Your Doctor Needs To Have a Good Team

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Carly Flumer

Eric Last

Kimberly Warner

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Your doctor needs time off

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Eric Last

Kimberly Warner

Carly Flumer

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Expert physicians can also disagree

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Carly Flumer

Eric Last

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Doctors need to be confident if they are to be effective

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Eric Last

Kimberly Warner

Daniel G Garza

Carly Flumer

BJ Miller

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Should we teach arts on a medical course?

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Eric Last

BJ Miller

Carly Flumer

Great Medical humanities course here.

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Continuity of care comes at a price

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Eric Last

Kimberly Warner

Carly Flumer

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