Mission Accomplished

I Was Not A Good Medical Student Blunt But Good The Life And Decline Of The Family Doctor This Trilogy Records The Life Starting As A Young Man Who Decided After The Death Of His Mother To Make A Difference By Becoming A Doctor. It Plots The Course From An Eighteen Year Old Who Had Discovered The Freedom Of Being A Student Away From Home To A Successful General Practitioner And Trainer. Part One Is The Experiences Of A Medical Student In The 1960S And Part Two As A Junior Doctor In The 1970S. The Third Part Records The Life Of The Family Doctor Through Anecdotes Of His Patients And The Ultimate Decline Of The Concept Of A Family Doctor. After 48 Years And At Least 300000 Patients Later It Is Mission Accomplished.