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Reflective practice in health care and how to reflect effectively
Koshy K, Limb C et al. International Journal of Surgical Oncology. 2017 2:e20
Haslam D. Haslam's view: When does a phobia become an illness? Practitioner 2012; 256 (1750):31
Haslam's view: When does a phobia become an illness?
25 Apr 2012
'My wife hates spiders. I learnt long ago that a shriek from another room didn’t mean that a maniac with an axe had broken in, but that a half-inch spider had just careered across the carpet. An ability to tackle spiders has given me a touch of hero status in her eyes, as if I had seen off a gang of feral hooligans single-handed. There is no logic to phobias....I bet there’s something illogical that petrifies you...' writes our regular columnist Professor David Haslam.
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