Titlebook: On the Shoulders of Medicine‘s Giants; What Today‘s Clinici Robert B. Taylor Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 histor

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Generosity

Being a Physician,er. The wise physician has initiative, courage, a broad-based education, and a commitment to service. The ideal physician, in the words of Mother Teresa, gives back to the world. This same physician, however, is mindful of his or her own health, of the risk of adopting what Sigmund Freud called “hob

松緊帶

The Art and Science of Doctoring,volves touching, listening, and offering hope when remedies fail. Good doctoring often involves revealing the physician’s human side, and, in the words of Francis Weld Peabody, “The secret of the care of the patient is in caring for the patient.”

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aphasia

Learning and Teaching Medicine,us that the best healer is always a student, always learning. But what is the best way to learn? In 1910 Abraham Flexner’s study changed American medical education, leading to the model we use today. Yet there are still controversies regarding how to teach our teachers and how to educate our student

混亂生活

Medical Experience, Knowledge, and Wisdom, observation (Andreas Vesalius), experiments (John Hunter), prepared minds (Louis Pasteur), believing in your work (Florence Rena Sabin), and thinking what nobody else has thought (Albert Szent-Gy?rgyi). Otherwise thinkers remind us that not quite everything has been discovered yet; and the paradigm

假裝是你

Current Issues and Future Practice, marriage of information technology and medicine? As we read the words of Barbara Starfield, we can ponder if there will ever be an equitable distribution of health. And what is to be the physician’s role in deciding medicine’s future?

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