Medicine students struggling to do surgery
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Re: Medicine students struggling to do surgery
Eccentric wrote:I e-mailed this on this morning to my daughter who wants to be a surgeon. I have been telling her for the past few years that if she is serious she should practice chopping vegetables, fish and meat and that she should learn to sew properly. So far it has fallen on deaf ears.
Perhaps she doesn’t want to be a surgeon? Or even a doctor?
Re: Medicine students struggling to do surgery
May be a Professor of Orthopaedic?Amber wrote:With a name like that, he was always going to be a surgeon, wasn't he? Better than Butcher I guess.
This is imho a combination of screen culture which means little ones don't spend hours playing with dough, bricks, paints, crayons, etc at home, and the scandalous reduction of the primary curriculum to marginalise anything which could be done for 'fun' and sideline things not related to Maths, Science or English.
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Re: Medicine students struggling to do surgery
I remember a urologist called Mr Waterfall