As a foundation to a successful career in clinical medicine every physician needs to be able to establish a good rapport with the patient, accurately record all presenting symptoms and signs, and finally make an accurate diagnosis. The sequence of events and the thought-processes involved eventually become second nature, but the learning process is vital in ensuring the development of these skills.
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Evans, Christopher C, MD FRCP, Consultant Physician, The Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Liverpool, UK Ogilvie, Colin, Emeritus Consultant Physician to the Royal Liverpool Hospital and the King Edward VII Regional Hospital, Midhurst, MD, FRCP Evans, Christopher C., Consultant Physician to the Royal Liverpool Hospital and the Liverpool Regional Cardiothoracic Centre, MD FRCP
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