Show Notes
During part one, with some dry humour and a monotone as he calls it, Dr Miller and I talk about his journey through medical studies and a law degree. With some banter and off topic analogies we cover many topics, some being the chapters that lead Dr Andrew Miller to become a consultant anaesthetist and a lawyer within the medical defence association.
Self acclaimed humanitarian, Dr Miller opens up about egos and personality in medicine, new policies slowly working their way into large hospitals and the topic of staff behaviour, how this can be managed toward supporting the best patient outcomes.
We touch on the C word. Dr Miller speaks on his role during his state presidency of Australian medical association (AMA) in the peak of covid. Discussing covid, past a present and where are heading.
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