<span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: Arial; color: rgb(0, 0, 0); background-color: transparent; font-weight: 400; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline; white-space: pre-wrap; --darkreader-inline-color:#e8e6e3; --darkreader-inline-bgcolor:transparent;" id="docs-internal-guid-102ab9bf-7fff-37c0-9e60-6e9339474fe3" data-darkreader-inline-color="" data-darkreader-inline-bgcolor="">Professor Christopher Cheng is the CEO of Sengkang General Hospital and author of I Thought I Knew, a book that chronicles his experience with prostate cancer and as a pioneer in surgical techniques to treat the condition. In this episode, we discuss authenticity in the doctor-patient relationship, complex adaptive systems, and self-forgiveness.</span>

Professor Christopher Cheng is the CEO of Sengkang General Hospital and author of I Thought I Knew, a book that chronicles his experience with prostate cancer and as a pioneer in surgical techniques to treat the condition. In this episode, we discuss authenticity in the doctor-patient relationship, complex adaptive systems, and self-forgiveness.

Ep 19 What can Doctors learn from being patients?

Third Spacing is the yet to be defined space between cells and vessels, where fluid moves from one space to another. In sociology, the Third Space is where people meet to unwind, let down their guard and talk about things that matter to them, distinct from work and home, towards connection.

Third Spacing, the podcast makes space to explore important topics on the fringes of clinical medicine in Singapore. We talk to doctors with unusual lifepaths and passions, professors who shaped our traditions or our futures, pioneers who took risks in arts, civil society, education, research to expand the possibilities of what medicine can look like in Singapore.

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Third Spacing is the yet to be defined space between cells and vessels, where fluid moves from one space to another. In sociology, the Third Space is where people meet to unwind, let down their guard and talk about things that matter to them, distinct from work and home, towards connection. Third Spacing, the podcast makes space to explore important topics on the fringes of clinical medicine in Singapore. We talk to doctors with unusual lifepaths and passions, professors who shaped our traditions or our futures, pioneers who took risks in arts, civil society, education, research to expand the possibilities of what medicine can look like in Singapore. - Instagram @thirdspacing Website thirdspacing.com

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