Modern medicine is at a stage when very little can be achieved if working in isolation. This is true for individual departments, but it is also true for individual physicians who still wish to practice in isolation. David M. Eddy, a physician, mathematician, and healthcare analyst, who has done seminal work in mathematical modeling of diseases, clinical practice guidelines, and was the first to publish the term “evidence based”(1) summarized very nicely the current state of affairs: “the complexity of modern medicine exceeds the capacity of the unaided expert mind”.