Professor William Harrop-Griffith narrates a 30 second video talking about how people who have personal experience of healthcare or medical procedures are an essential resource for people considering have a procedure themselves.
Transcript (auto-generated)
This transcript was generated automatically and may contain errors.
You know, if you're going to undergo a medical procedure, you're going to go and see a health care professional. And that health care professional is going to talk you through the details of that procedure. They're going to tell you the reasons why they're doing it. They're going to tell you what the stats are, the statistics of the outcome, what the risks are, what the benefits. What they cannot tell you is how it really feels. The only person who can tell you what it feels like to undergo that procedure, what it feels like physically, what it feels like mentally, is somebody who's actually undergone that procedure.
Comments