Re: BHR qs

[Guest guest]

re your question about the FRCS initial. In the UK all doctors who wish to

become surgeons have to qualify to become fellows of the royal college of

surgeons. They then take the quaint insignia of becoming Mr as against

Dr for which they have studied for years.

[Guest guest]

> reimbursement someday, but must answer certain unsurance q's about

> any surgeon's qualifications, so I asked. The reply:

> Mbchb FRCS and FRCS Orth. I'll be researching this for definitive

> information, but if anyone knows or can point me in the right

> direction for info as to what that means, I'd appreciate it.

MBchB means Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (two for the

price of one). As says, FRCS is Fellow of the Royal College

of Surgeons.

I should think your unsurance will be satisfied with that.

Regards,

Dave Vale

[Guest guest]

,

Let's hope, shall we? Thanks,

...I found a new and condensed website today that has done a very nice

job of explaining BHR in a very nice introductory way:

http://www.hipresurfacingindia.com/

forthegimper

> > reimbursement someday, but must answer certain unsurance q's

about

> > any surgeon's qualifications, so I asked. The reply:

> > Mbchb FRCS and FRCS Orth. I'll be researching this for

definitive

> > information, but if anyone knows or can point me in the right

> > direction for info as to what that means, I'd appreciate it.

>

> MBchB means Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (two for

the

> price of one). As says, FRCS is Fellow of the Royal College

> of Surgeons.

>

> I should think your unsurance will be satisfied with that.

>

> Regards,

> Dave Vale