Joel Ratnasothy

In the late 1990s I was studying clinical medicine.

In my first year at university, I needed to open a bank account with a local branch and change my GP to one close by.

When I was at Caradigm (a Microsoft, GE joint venture), we implemented among other products a Single Sign-On (SSO) solution, one login for many apps.

Medicine is one of those disciplines where ethics and moral philosophy are more than just academic interests; they have real-world implications.

When I was a junior doctor, I rotated through the surgical specialties.

I was a junior doctor when the national programme for IT was announced.