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*When I tried to condense three decades of my learning into the medical profession in three lines, I scribbled this. Sorry folks, if It doesn’t sound scientific for some of you!
By the way, What is successful medical practice? Success for the Doctor, patient or both? The answer to this question is never simple.
Posted in medical quotes, Two line sermons in cardiology, tagged great medical quotes, medical quotes on May 2, 2015| Leave a Comment »
These two quotes on practice of medicine are close to my heart , one from Voltaire , a non medical man (a French poet ) and the other from ,one of the greatest medical professional of our times, William Osler .
It is amazing ,how the thinking pattern of a philosopher and a true scientific professional living centuries apart are almost in sync with a great medical reality !
Posted in bio ethics, medical quotes, Two line sermons in cardiology, tagged brainy quotes, cardiology ethics, evidence based medicine, great medical quotes, mahatma gandhi quotes, medical quotes, medical violence, principles of medicine, science quotes, sensible medical practice on November 1, 2014| Leave a Comment »
Mohandas Karam Chand Gandhi , father of my country , India , made these observations in year 1925 about the fundamental constituents of violence in society . These words of monumental wisdom came when he was addressing young Indians in a country- side rally .
Note, his finger points to , what exactly is relevant to our profession ! He emphasized this nearly 100 years ago, when medical science was at its infancy .One can only guess what would be Mahatma’s comment about our profession in it’s current form !
Should we include moral, behavioral and ethical classes right from the first year of medical school along with Anatomy , physiology and bio chemistry.Medical council of India obviously need to burn more mid night oil , I wish it happens in my life time. !
Posted in bio ethics, medical quotes, Two line sermons in cardiology, Venkat quotes, tagged drug regulation act, hippocrates quote, medical ethics, medical quotes on July 10, 2014| 3 Comments »
I frequently refer to one of the most famous medical quotes made in last century by a Harvard professor Dr Herbert Lay in 1969.
Five decades have gone since this observation was made by Dr Ley .Mind you ,Dr Ley is not a lay person , he was heading the same FDA which he targeted ! I guess when Dr Ley made this statement there was little commercialization in pharma Industry . Now along with it an entirely new field of medical device industry has grown to gargantuan proportions !
I wonder what Dr Herbert Ley would have to say as on 2014 !
Many modern medical professionals would shrug these views as controversial , pessimistic and negative forces of science !
Here I borrow my own quote from venkat@thoughts
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged hippocrates, medical quotes, medical research, randomised trails, rct, venkat quotes on June 18, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Essential qualification for becoming a great medical researcher is the “Fine art of mis-interpretating data “ Venkatesan sangareddi MD .Chennai .India