Interview with Dr. York Hsiang

Dr. York Hsiang, retired surgeon and Professor of surgery from UBC, discusses a variety of topics relating to the management of the past two years, including: medical training, external influences in medicine, the importance for critical thinking in assessing the medical literature, his experience with a loved one in long term care, and the future of health care in Canada.

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Interview with Dr. York Hsiang

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