8230;and a few words. I suppose a baseline understanding of each of these theories is the start, remembering to take a thorough history from the patient would be important as well, so as to know their individual stance and point of view. When discussing the prognosis with a patient, be PREPARED in the literal sense of the word and also as an acronym properly put together in a journal article in the MJA.

Anything and everything under the sun. Dear doctors, be kind to each other. I met a young doctor who used to work under me recently. I had just completed my night rounds in the hospital and I was leaving for home. And then I saw him. He was unkempt, exhausted and appeared famished. Worst of all, he looked like a man who has totally given up on being a doctor. He appeared hesitant when I asked him what was wrong, but I could not just leave him there.

My hope for you, in this season of darkness that is already, in this moment, giving way to longer days, warmer days, is that you will see the sky. My hope is that, as heavy and as grief-stricken as this moment may be for you, you know its passing quality. See the space between one thought and another, listen for the silence. The great sea stirs me. It carries me with it,.