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= Paid-up subscribersReading between the lines to make a diagnosis15 Dec 2009 'He could have looked cross. Instead he just looked through me into the middle distance as his eyes very slowly filled with tears' | Mobiles have distanced GPs from the community01 Oct 2009 The simple invention of the mobile phone changed forever the living arrangements and lifestyles of generations of doctors |
Haslam's view: Our view of lives from the cradle to the grave27 Aug 2009 'When, 20 years later, I saw him happy and healthy then I knew that particularly stressful day’s work had really been worthwhile.' | Haslam's view: 'But I always like to see you, doctor...'01 Jun 2009 'Will we still have a system that allows patients and doctors to develop a long-term relationship, in which trust is paramount?' |
Haslam's view: should we accept gifts from patients?21 May 2009 'I was deeply touched...It was certainly very generous, but there was no way I could ever let on.' | Haslam's view: Moments when life changes forever25 Apr 2009 'There are the occasions when you decide to visit, rather than advise, and realise how close you might have been to a major error.' |
Haslam's view: Ask who Thelma is on day one01 Feb 2009 'Maybe my patients pretend they know what I'm talking about on occasions too, without actually understanding a word.' | |
