Health Care

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I've been spending more and more time in various health care offices, waiting rooms, and procedure rooms as I hover around 50 years old. Lets see what health care looks like the world over.

A Dermatology procedure room at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover NH, where I shed a minor skin cancer today:

 

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And the room of my most wonderful Eye Dr. Well, his associate actually, this was when my son was in.

 

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And one of the rooms at my GPs office, the table where I got my prostrate exam.

 

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Finally, the waiting room at the Eye Dr.

CV 15 on the M9 - I'm still learning CornerFix...

 

[zauhar]

Maybe we could have skipped the prostate exam table...

I like this idea, I may start pestering docs with photos too.

Randy

 

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Maybe we could have skipped the prostate exam table...

facts of life Randy... 😱

 

[RObert Budding]

Could be worse

Could be worse

Maybe we could have skipped the prostate exam table...

I like this idea, I may start pestering docs with photos too.

Randy

At least he didn't photograph a re-enactment.

 

[Papercut]

Yep, we can be thankful for that! 😱

At least he didn't photograph a re-enactment.

 

[greyelm]

At least he didn't photograph a re-enactment.

If he did would it have been digital? 😀

 

[tmfabian]

 

[telenous]

The Apheresis Machine. Courtesy of the Greek national health service.

Apheresis Machine by Strangefinder, on Flickr
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[charjohncarter]

Some where in Panama' 1971:

 

[RObert Budding]

If he did would it have been digital? 😀

Enough of the graphic language!

 

[BardParker]

My mentor. Dr Andrews. Brilliant, compassionate surgeon.

Mamiya 7, 80mm f/4 lens, Kodak Tri-X rated at ISO 250, Arista Premium Developer @ 1:9

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Kent