Dr. Nick Maynard
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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A lot of it was sort of didactic teaching, online teaching, which we tried to improve on in our sort of face-to-face teaching.
So their knowledge is remarkable.
They practice medicine at a very high level, but they have very limited resources.
So in my specialty in cancer surgery, they didn't have the resources to do absolutely everything.
So many patients had to, the doctors had to apply to get them transferred, for example, to the West Bank or to Jordan or sometimes into Israel to have specialist treatment that couldn't be carried out in Gaza.
So they had to work with very limited resources.
Very difficult.
So there was a very laborious application process.
The Ministry of Health had to apply to the Israeli authorities.
That took on average about three months for each application to go through.
These are all people with life-threatening, time-critical illnesses.
So that three months, that cancer would change a lot.
Of those applicants, about two-thirds would get through and a third would be rejected.
So these are people, again, with...
life-threatening illnesses which cannot be treated in Gaza.
One in three were being rejected, so they would inevitably die.
And even if they were granted permission, they were often sent out alone.
So kids sent out for treatment for their brain tumor, for example, might be sent by themselves without any parent accompanying them.
I don't know what the thinking is.
I mean, there were some patients who were accepted into Israeli hospitals, and there are many examples of that.
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