Professor Stokes-Lampard said GPs should use science in the way that patients need and want, not in the way someone prescribes from above.
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RCGP chair Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard explained why she loves the RCGP's motto Cum Scientia Caritas, which means 'scientific knowledge applied with compassion', during a Question Time-style debate at the RCGP annual conference.
Professor Stokes-Lampard said GPs should use science in the way that patients need and want, not in the way someone prescribes from above.
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