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By Hole Ousia Posted on June 22, 2019February 18, 2023

‘The Psychology of the Medical Profession’

I recently came across this letter published in the BMJ 81 years ago. Dr Arthur Brock has been remembered as the physician who treated the poet Wilfred Owen for shell … Continue reading ‘The Psychology of the Medical Profession’

Categories: British Medical Journal, Medical Education, Medical humanities, NHS Hospitality Registers, Pharmaceutical industry and Medical Education, Philosophy, Sunshine Act for Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: Antiquary, Arthur Brock, as we know human lives are at stake, ‘Evidence Based Medicine’ or ‘Industry Biased Medicine’, BMJ, By living we learn, Dr Arthur Brock, Dr Arthur Brock has been remembered as the physician who treated the poet Wilfred Owen for shell shock, Dr Patrick Geddes, Dr Peter Gordon, Hole Ousia, humanist revival, I recently came across this letter published in the BMJ 81 years ago, industry, It is by living we learn, James Archibald Campbell, marketing has no place in education, No sunshine for Scotland, Patrick Geddes, PE1493, PE1493 by Peter John Gordon on a Sunshine Act for Scotland. To close the petition, Peter Gordon, Pharmaceutical Industry, Prescribed harm, Realistic Medicine, rebel antiquary, Social maverick, Sunshine Act for Scotland, Sunshine legislation, The Antiquary, The BMJ, The Narrative Controllers, The Rebel Antiquary, There is a conflation between marketing and education by this professional Association. Evidence has established that this approach can lead to unrealistic medicine and patient harm, together they represented what has been termed a "humanist revival", translator of Galen and other physicians, violin, Vivendo Discimus, Wilfred owen, With such strength I have to conceal the passion for fear it may be thought weakness

By Hole Ousia Posted on August 20, 2016January 26, 2023

Gavin Francis: ‘incorrigibly plural’

Volume 11, Number 4 of the Scottish Review of Books carried my interest throughout. The interview with Gavin Francis was one of a number of highlights. At a recent medical … Continue reading Gavin Francis: ‘incorrigibly plural’

Categories: Medical Education, Medical humanities, Medical writings, Narrative medicine, NHS Scotland, Philosophy, Poems, Scotland, This is Not yesterday, Two culturesTags: A Fortunate Man, a lad of pairts, Adventures in Human being, ancient Greeks, Anne Dillard, Antiquary, At a recent medical conference in Stirling Gavin Francis introduced himself to Peter and Sian, Ben Okri, Bruce Chatwin, Charles Bell, Dr Arthur Brock, Dr Margaret McCartney, Dr Peter Gordon, Edinburgh, Edinburgh University, Empire Antarctica, Eula Biss, Gavin Francis, General practice is the best job in the world, General Practitioner, GP, have you ever prescribed literature?, he didn't want to be a doctor he wanted to be an artist, Hole Ousia, I wanted to be a geographer, Ian Hamilton Finlay, Incorrigibly plural, John Berger, Jorge Luis Borges, lad o'pairts, Lad of pairts, Medical strays, Medical Truant, Medical Truants, MHS Scotland, multifarious learner, multifarious learners, NHS Scotland, Nick Major, Oliver Sacks, over-medicalisation, Patrick Geddes, Paul Theroux, Peter and Sian, Peter Gordon, Peter's short films about multifarious learners, Physicians of the future: Renaissance of Polymaths, rebel antiquary, Renaissance Man, renaissance of generalists, Renaissance of polymaths, Robyn Davidson, Scottish Review of Books, Sir Thomas Browne, Social maverick, The Antiquary, The man who mistook his wife for a hat, The patient paradox, The Rebel Antiquary, The SRB Interview, True North, Two Cultures, two-tier system, we are surely very narrow if we understand only one culture (they talk of two cultures - but it seems to me there are twenty two. And all of value), We need a Renaissance of Generalists, William Carlos Williams, writing is not his only occupation, Z-Doc

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