The Murderer is a Man
This family physician would never have believed she'd feel compassion for a murderer. But then, she had a patient who was one.
Unique Antidote to Burnout: A Trip to the DMV
One clinician's encounter with kindness at the department of motor vehicles was just the Rx for burnout that day.
Swimming to Liberty: A Physician's Life Lesson
Forced to end a marathon athletic quest just short of the finish line, our blogger said it was "okay." She explains why and how it applies to medicine.
A Barbecued Chicken Wing: What Wisdom About Maintenance of Certification?
Thinking as a Lifesaver: What’s the Code for That?
My dermatologist had a gut feeling about a spot on my chest; that feeling saved my life. Code for "gut feeling," please.
Telemedicine: House Calls for the Millennium
After a virtual visit offering useful medical advice, I have found the patient more likely to follow up. Isn’t that the essence of primary care?
