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Macleod’s

Clinical Examination

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John Macleod (1915–2006)

John Macleod was appointed consultant physician at the Western General Hospital,

Edinburgh, in 1950. He had major interests in rheumatology and medical education.

Medical students who attended his clinical teaching sessions remember him as

an inspirational teacher with the ability to present complex problems with great

clarity. He was invariably courteous to his patients and students alike. He had an

uncanny knack of involving all students equally in clinical discussions and used

praise rather than criticism. He paid great attention to the value of history taking

and, from this, expected students to identify what particular aspects of the physical

examination should help to narrow the diagnostic options.

His consultant colleagues at the Western welcomed the opportunity of contributing

when he suggested writing a textbook on clinical examination. The book was first

published in 1964 and John Macleod edited seven editions. With characteristic

modesty he was very embarrassed when the eighth edition was renamed Macleod’s

Clinical Examination. This, however, was a small way of recognising his enormous

contribution to medical education.

He possessed the essential quality of a successful editor – the skill of changing

disparate contributions from individual contributors into a uniform style and format

without causing offence; everybody accepted his authority. He avoided being

dogmatic or condescending. He was generous in teaching others his editorial

skills and these attributes were recognised when he was invited to edit Davidson’s

Principles and Practice of Medicine.

Macleod’s Examination Clinical

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J Alastair Innes

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Consultant Physician, Respiratory Unit, Western General

Hospital, Edinburgh; Honorary Reader in Respiratory Medicine,

University of Edinburgh, UK

Anna R Dover

PhD FRCP(Ed)

Consultant in Diabetes, Endocrinology and General Medicine,

Edinburgh Centre for Endocrinology and Diabetes, Royal

Infirmary of Edinburgh; Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer,

University of Edinburgh, UK

Karen Fairhurst

PhD FRCGP

General Practitioner, Mackenzie Medical Centre, Edinburgh;

Clinical Senior Lecturer, Centre for Population Health Sciences,

University of Edinburgh, UK

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