Theodoros Tsoutsouras

Theodoros Tsoutsouras

Pneumonologist, Red Cross Hospital, Athens, Intensive Care Unit

Dr. Theodoros Tsoutsouras was born and raised in Athens, Greece. He studied Medicine at  the University of Pecs, Hungary.  He specialised in Respiratory and Intensive Care medicine in Athens, while  completing his masters degree in health management. He underwent further training as a senior medical clinical fellow in the UK in Oxford at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Harefield Hospital of the Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Foundation trust, the Royal Free Hospital London and Homerton University Hospital. He developed an interest in quality improvement and safety while managing complex transplant patients and completing yearly audits. He is currently a consultant at the Hellenic Red Cross Hospital of Athens managing a vast and diverse population of patients in the Intensive Care setting. His long experience with gravely ill patients has led to the continuous development of means  of improving  everyday medical practice, palliative care and the  general well being both emotional and psychological, of patients and family at the end of life.

"At Eleusis, one realises, if never before, that there is no salvation in becoming adapted to a world which is crazy. At Eleusis, one becomes adapted to the cosmos. Outwardly Eleusis may seem broken, disintegrated with the crumbled past; actually, Eleusis is still intact and it is we who are broken, dispersed, crumbling to dust. Eleusis lives; lives eternally in the midst of a dying world."
Henry Miller

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