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Re: Does Britain need to catch up ?????

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Originally Posted by dunroving (Post 11050617)

Doesn't Mister denote senior specialist above Doctor? :confused::confused:

No. It (usually) means they are a (Comsultant) surgeon.

Re: Does Britain need to catch up ?????

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Originally Posted by dunroving (Post 11050617)

Doesn't Mister denote senior specialist above Doctor? :confused::confused:

Nope just means you've passed the Royal College of Surgeons exam!

Re: Does Britain need to catch up ?????

Well, I learned summat new today.

Re: Does Britain need to catch up ?????

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Originally Posted by notshipman (Post 11050593)

Customs yet again you are lurching into unknown territory. Being called 'Mr' just means you have passed the surgical exams, nothing more. Those doctors could have been registrars, staff grades whatever! Even a psychiatrist who has passed his surgical fellowship in years gone by can call himself 'Mr' if he likes!

I am not doctor I don't know squat about medicine and procedure and i don't really need to do but ever doctor in the ortho dept had Mr on the door and all Indian/middle eastern everyone. Maybe the Indians are being hustled out to america by the growth of the EU and these so called qualifed doctors from eastern europe. Plus it's the money, you will really rake in over there if your well up in your field more so than here probably.

Can I ask you something Doc? Yes or no can you tell if a person has a bad stomach just by looking at their tongue without any other examination or questioning?