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approach to medicine? yes. so, liver how does a liver work? how does it break down? how do you fix it? then you ll move on to heart, lungs, brain. so you end up acquiring this kind of piecemeal, jigsaw approach to fixing broken bodies. and, strangely, given that most people want to become doctors because they care about people and they want to help them, patients as human beings are very often just sort of shoved to the periphery somewhat, and you re never taught overtly how to heal, how to imagine yourself in an empathetic relationship with patients, wherebyjust the act of talking with them itself can be therapeutic. so i think i came out of that very much of the mind set that that was my job and if i couldn t fix the broken body parts, then i was failing as a doctor. and that meant i was
so that s the way you learn medicine. a sort of mechanical approach to medicine? yes. so, liver how does a liver work? how does it break down? how do you fix it? then you ll move on to heart, lungs, brain. so you end up acquiring this kind of piecemeal, jigsaw approach to fixing broken bodies. and, strangely, given that most people want to become doctors because they care about people and they want to help them, patients as human beings are very often just sort of shoved to the periphery somewhat, and you re never taught overtly how to heal, how to imagine yourself in an empathetic relationship with patients, whereby just the act of talking with them itself can be therapeutic. so i think i came out of that very much of the mind set that that was myjob,
dr rachel clarke, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. now, you have had pretty much two decades of doctoring. how has that time changed the way you do the job? well, i think i was pretty naive when i started, in the sense that i went through medical school that taught me essentially how to fix broken body parts. so that s the way you learn medicine. a sort of mechanical approach to medicine? yes. so, liver how does a liver work? how does it break down? how do you fix it? then you ll move on to heart, lungs, brain. so you end up acquiring this kind of piecemeal, jigsaw approach to fixing broken bodies. and, strangely, given that most people want to become doctors because they care about people and they want to help them, patients as human beings are very often just sort of shoved to the periphery