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Easton, Dr Graham

 
9781472136336: The Appointment: What Your Doctor Really Thinks During Your Ten-Minute Consultation

Synopsis

The first popular medical book to take the reader inside the mind of a GP during their 10 minute consultation.

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À propos de l'auteur

Dr Graham Easton is a practising GP, Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners and a Senior Clinical Teaching Fellow at Imperial College Medical School where he trains medical students and junior doctors in general practice.

He has twenty years' experience as a successful communicator of medical ideas to the non-medical public. He was senior producer and presenter in the BBC Science Unit, launching and presenting Radio 4's Case Notes and a range of other programmes. He is a regular guest and occasional presenter on Health Check.

He was an editor at the British Medical Journal for four years and is on the editorial boards of the British Journal of General Practice and Education for Primary Care. He has had his own regular columns on the BBC Health website and for Eve Magazine and has published articles in the Radio Times, Tesco Healthy Living and Empire magazine. He is co-author of How to Pass the CSA Exam and General Practice at a Glance (first prize winner in the Primary Care category at the BMA Book Awards 2013).

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'A fascinating account of what it's actually like to be a GP dealing with all the surprises that come your way, appointment after appointment, in those ten minute slots they have to deal with all your ailments every morning. A very engrossing read'
Jonathan Ross, BBC Radio 2 Arts Show

The Appointment lets you get inside the mind of the professional you rely on to look after your health. From the complex medical detective work to the subtleties of doctor-patient communication, experienced GP Dr Graham Easton offers an intimate and honest account of how he tries to make sense of a patient's problems and manage them during an all-too-brief appointment in an over-stretched healthcare system.

'Buy it; read it; recommend it - give it, if necessary - to anyone who needs to be set straight about the worth and complexity of general practice.'
Roger Neighbour, OBE, Former President of the Royal College of General Practitioners

Dr Graham Easton is a practising GP, Fellow of the Royal College of General Practitioners and former Programme Director for GP Specialty Training at Imperial College London. He has also spent twenty years communicating medical ideas to the non-medical public, both on BBC Radio and as a writer. He is a co-author of How to Pass the CSA Exam and General Practice at a Glance.

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