(2013) Looks Could Kill
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She’d already received an e-mail from the Witherington Hospital’s medical education department letting her know in their usual officious way that all the seminars in this year’s programme were now being videoed to sell to subscribers; and for a hefty price too, she imagined. Following the conference in Utrecht a year ago, she’d been able to get a video of part of a session which she thought would bring home the message. And she’d had to fax copies of her credentials before they agreed to send th...e video file. Emma arrived in the seminar room a few minutes early to setup her laptop and noticed that a video camera had already been set up. The twenty trainees due to attend gradually drifted in from their ward rounds and filled their plates from the banquet provided by the drug rep and helped themselves to pens and post-it pads emblazoned with blatant advertisements for drugs that none of them should really be prescribing. “Okay. Hello everyone. I’m Emma Jones. I’m a consultant in pain medicine and you’ve probably seen me on the wards.” Emma noticed a few nods but most of the trainees were busy stuffing their mouths.“I’d like to start the session today by asking you to think about what we do to our patients.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She’d already received an e-mail from the Witherington Hospital’s medical education department letting her know in their usual officious way that all the seminars in this year’s programme were now being videoed to sell to subscribers; and for a hefty price too, she imagined. Following the conference in Utrecht a year ago, she’d been able to get a video of part of a session which she thought would bring home the message. And she’d had to fax copies of her credentials before they agreed to send th...e video file. Emma arrived in the seminar room a few minutes early to setup her laptop and noticed that a video camera had already been set up. The twenty trainees due to attend gradually drifted in from their ward rounds and filled their plates from the banquet provided by the drug rep and helped themselves to pens and post-it pads emblazoned with blatant advertisements for drugs that none of them should really be prescribing. “Okay. Hello everyone. I’m Emma Jones. I’m a consultant in pain medicine and you’ve probably seen me on the wards.” Emma noticed a few nods but most of the trainees were busy stuffing their mouths.“I’d like to start the session today by asking you to think about what we do to our patients.”
What to read after (2013) Looks Could Kill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Ellis to read onlineMoreLess
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