“Are you ready to order?”
“Everything looks delicious, but I think I’ll go with the chef’s tasting menu.”
“Can I interest you in the cannabis pairing to heighten your meal experience?”
I recently read an interesting article on the business culture at Netflix in WIRED (www.wired.com/story/reed-hastings-at-ted). In the article, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings spoke about a talk he had given at the TED conference in Vancouver in April 2018, where he had said that “he purposely built Netflix to have a culture of open information sharing after his first company, Pure Software, struggled because it was too obsessed with creating processes to prevent mistakes from happening.
The article in the July/August 2018 issue of the journal about assessments by pit appointment [2018;60:304-313] reminded me of the dom appointments I took part in, in UK general practice. No, not that kind of dom, but the domiciliary visit. A specialist consultant and the family doctor would meet at a patient’s house. The fields covered included internal medicine and especially psychiatry.
Happy 60th birthday to the writers, editors, designers, and all others who create the BC Medical Journal!