A day in the museums that ended in a typical London pub after a traditional meal of fish and chips!
A museum....The Hunterian Museum is a monument to a man who dedicated his life to science, who wanted to learn more by experimenting in a time when there were no easy facilities for dissecting and preserving organs. If it were not for men like John Hunter we would not be that knowledgeable today. When I think of what we are trying to achieve in these two weeks people like John Hunter inspire me... nothing is impossible.
At the Science Museum in the 4th and 5th floors one can see the evolution of medicine as well as nursing. We have walked a long way but we still have a long way to go...So many people helped. A caption in the Science Museum with regards to admission of patients in St Bart’s in attracted my attention
A museum....The Hunterian Museum is a monument to a man who dedicated his life to science, who wanted to learn more by experimenting in a time when there were no easy facilities for dissecting and preserving organs. If it were not for men like John Hunter we would not be that knowledgeable today. When I think of what we are trying to achieve in these two weeks people like John Hunter inspire me... nothing is impossible.
At the Science Museum in the 4th and 5th floors one can see the evolution of medicine as well as nursing. We have walked a long way but we still have a long way to go...So many people helped. A caption in the Science Museum with regards to admission of patients in St Bart’s in attracted my attention
This was a document of the 19th century that was given to patients on admission to St Bart. Imagine the patient already sick, poor and in pain when confronted with this document..They would be terrified!!
I think that today our patients are lucky they have their rights in our hospitals and we are there to protect their rights.
The socializing part, the fish and chips was great. The Italians and Maltese integrated well together and the singing of some signature tunes of programmes on Italian TV watched by both groups when they were children brought me happy memories...such a small world! In the pub later the Finns, Italians and Maltese all enjoyed themselves drinking the night away...To think that we did not know each other 4 days ago.....
I think that today our patients are lucky they have their rights in our hospitals and we are there to protect their rights.
The socializing part, the fish and chips was great. The Italians and Maltese integrated well together and the singing of some signature tunes of programmes on Italian TV watched by both groups when they were children brought me happy memories...such a small world! In the pub later the Finns, Italians and Maltese all enjoyed themselves drinking the night away...To think that we did not know each other 4 days ago.....
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