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Maaike van der Plas had to shatter an elbow to look into someone else’s consultation room

Maaike van der Plas had to shatter an elbow to look into someone else’s consultation room

Medical specialist Maaike van der Plas reflects on her perspective as a patient after shattering her elbow and undergoing surgery. She describes the unique opportunity to observe the practices of other medical specialists from the patient's side of the consultation room.

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