Takeaway
“I recently cared for a 41-year-old woman, new to our practice, and accompanied by her mother. The love and devotion between these two women, both explicit and subtle, was beautiful to witness.”-Dr. Scott Wright, Johns Hopkins Medicine
Passion in the Medical Profession | January 26, 2023 | <1 min read
Highlights
I recently cared for a 41-year-old woman, new to our practice, and accompanied by her mother. The love and devotion between these two women, both explicit and subtle, was beautiful to witness.
Dr. Scott Wright, Johns Hopkins Medicine
The peaceful passing of a relative because of the dedicated, compassionate, beautiful hospice staff.
Dr. Eric Last
A longtime patient trusted me enough to share a past traumatic childhood experience that she'd never disclosed before.
Dr. Jeff Millstein, Penn Medicine
Getting to be part of an amazing interdisciplinary team that supports each other and makes each other better at our work.
Dr. Jared Rubenstein, Texas Childrens Hospital
A social worker used all her community powers and crowdsourcing skills to help a patient whose husband was just hospitalized keep and increase her home health aide hours so that she could remain home on her own while he is away.
Dr. Frank Cacace
The professional growth of students.
Dr. Richard Schaefer, Johns Hopkins Medicine
We had a beautiful couple of hours at an art museum yesterday reflecting on and discussing works of art with students in order to become better doctors.