The business of medicine increasingly prioritizes profits over people, leading to widespread patient harm and clinician burnout. This collection explores the global consequences of this phenomenon, revealing its threats to the humanity in healthcare â and demonstrates a vision for a more sustainable path forward.
The business of medicine increasingly prioritizes profits over people, leading to widespread patient harm and clinician burnout. This collection explores the global consequences of this phenomenon, revealing its threats to the humanity in healthcare â and demonstrates a vision for a more sustainable path forward.
Dr. Michelle Izmaylov is an assistant professor of clinical medicine at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center. She has published over fifty essays in some of the most recognized medical journals and has won numerous awards; she presents internationally about narrative medicine in the United States and Canada.
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Introduction Part One: Medical Training 1. Personal Statement 2. This Is What Is Ahead 3. Learning Curve 4. What Is Considered Most Significant 5. Ballet Lessons 6. How Easy Girls Have It 7. Prescriptions Per Your Insurance Company 8. Lessons Learned in Intern Year 9. Another Wellness Lecture 10. The Worth of a Life Part Two: Patient Care 11. Specialty Selection 12. The Notes in the Margins 13. Emergencies According to Hospital Policies 14. Looking for Shoulders 15. Floriography 16. More Than a Little Sound 17. The Cat Admitted to Medicine 18. More Than Medications and Procedures 19. The Social Skills of a Socially Awkward Physician 20. Bedside Manner Part Three: Mental Health 21. This Is Why 22. Patients and Clinicians in Battle 23. Societal Expectations 24. Look Closely 25. What It Really Feels Like 26. The Constant Threat 27. Attitude Adjustment 28. On Communication 29. The Last Minute Before Suicide 30. Lifting the Illusion Part Four: The Pandemic 31. Preventive Medicine 32. Masking Battles 33. The Cracks in the System 34. Girl Turned Contaminant 35. The Pain Scale 36. When Social Media Turns Viral 37. In Response to Clinicians Threatened for Offering Vaccines 38. State of the Union Address 39. What My Patients Taught Me 40. Planning for the Next Pandemic Part Five: Moving Forward 41. To Those Who Consider Medicine a Profitable Business 42. Fight and Flight 43. Much Stronger Than They Realize 44. Modern Art 45. For Profit in Residency Education 46. Suicide Match 47. Reminders for Days of Fire 48. On the Labels We Carry 49. Words of Advice 50. Enough
Introduction Part One: Medical Training 1. Personal Statement 2. This Is What Is Ahead 3. Learning Curve 4. What Is Considered Most Significant 5. Ballet Lessons 6. How Easy Girls Have It 7. Prescriptions Per Your Insurance Company 8. Lessons Learned in Intern Year 9. Another Wellness Lecture 10. The Worth of a Life Part Two: Patient Care 11. Specialty Selection 12. The Notes in the Margins 13. Emergencies According to Hospital Policies 14. Looking for Shoulders 15. Floriography 16. More Than a Little Sound 17. The Cat Admitted to Medicine 18. More Than Medications and Procedures 19. The Social Skills of a Socially Awkward Physician 20. Bedside Manner Part Three: Mental Health 21. This Is Why 22. Patients and Clinicians in Battle 23. Societal Expectations 24. Look Closely 25. What It Really Feels Like 26. The Constant Threat 27. Attitude Adjustment 28. On Communication 29. The Last Minute Before Suicide 30. Lifting the Illusion Part Four: The Pandemic 31. Preventive Medicine 32. Masking Battles 33. The Cracks in the System 34. Girl Turned Contaminant 35. The Pain Scale 36. When Social Media Turns Viral 37. In Response to Clinicians Threatened for Offering Vaccines 38. State of the Union Address 39. What My Patients Taught Me 40. Planning for the Next Pandemic Part Five: Moving Forward 41. To Those Who Consider Medicine a Profitable Business 42. Fight and Flight 43. Much Stronger Than They Realize 44. Modern Art 45. For Profit in Residency Education 46. Suicide Match 47. Reminders for Days of Fire 48. On the Labels We Carry 49. Words of Advice 50. Enough
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