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Hopefully we can find something completely different for us to enjoy for our next chat!

Right that's all for our live discussion this evening, but please do keep sharing your thoughts/ reflections on the book.

Thanks @remajyothirmayi Anthea Cree Emma Aldrich 📚 Petra Jankowska Jenny Rogers for joining us!
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For those that enjoyed the book you might like this podcast episode with Roger Kneebone John Launer
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(6) Have you read many other books written by Drs? How did this one compare? Would you recommend it to people not working in healthcare? #oncbcdr

(5) In ch 13 'Dr Scrooge's casebook' Laune visits a patient at home with a 'perforated lung' - he mentions when writings a letter for the ambulance crew the 'clipped, logical & efficient language of medicine' What did you think of this reflection? #oncbcdr

(4) In ch 37 'the facts of death' Launer says 'it still remains true that drs are mostly not good about death & dying' - do you think this is a fair assessment? #oncbcdr

(3) What are the main 'take home' messages from this book? what do you think Launer wants us to get out of reading this book? #oncbcdr