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The first point that impresses the medical man in Palestine is the question of languages. At the last census 110 less than fifteen different mother tongues had to be put down for a group of less than 100 patients and staff, and one never could manage to get through a morning in out-patients without using at least six different languages. In medical work one comes into close touch with doctors f...

the concepts and information it presents. Its great weakness lies in the lack of critical appraisal of the methodology of some of the data quoted. Wide-eyed speculation based on single cases are quoted with as much authority as the data of well-controlled experimental studies. Considering the fact that at least 65 per cent of patients coming to the average physician have disease syndromes initi...

Without imagination-without an actively cultivated imagination-not only do health care workers themselves suffer, but so too do their patients, argues Dr Anne Scott in this issue of the journal.' 2 Why? Because only by being able to imagine what it is like to be the other person, the patient, only by being able to enter imaginatively into the world of the patient, is the health care professiona...

BIOCHEMIST1 RY. 13y G. H. Bell, J. N. Davidson, and H. Scarborough. Third Edition. (Pp. 1068. 60s.) Edinburgh and London: E. & S. Livingstone, 1956. THiS iS now a standard textbook for medical students througlhout the Elnglish-speaking world. The combined work of a physiologist, a biochemist, and a physician lhas resulted in a clear account of present-day physiological concepts. Advances in med...

A DEFINITION of a group practice might wvell be given as follows:-A group medical practice is one in which two, three, four, five or more family doctors combine to work as general practitioners from a main consulting room centre. A branch surgery or surgeries may also be required depending on the distribution of the patients geographically. Ancillary staff in the way of receptionists, caretaker...