<p>Paul is a recent registrar that I have had the pleasure of working with over the recent years. Once again, I got to listen to what the next generation of doctors and surgeons think about their work, training dn what life might look like in the future. </p>

Paul is a recent registrar that I have had the pleasure of working with over the recent years. Once again, I got to listen to what the next generation of doctors and surgeons think about their work, training dn what life might look like in the future.

<p>Paul is a recent registrar that I have had the pleasure of working with over the recent years. Once again, I got to listen to what the next generation of doctors and surgeons think about their work, training dn what life might look like in the future.&nbsp;</p>

#63 - LiM -  The Boys of Summer.

Have you ever had one of those conversations that you kind of did not want to end? Conversations, planned or impromptu , can take you places you never thought. In medicine, this happens commonly. In meetings, at conferences and in the corridors one is leaving work. Find out what makes people "tick" both in medical life and also out of it.

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