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They need the chance to be the doctors their patients need.
What's new is the scaling up and the faces of the doctors themselves: an ELAM graduate is more likely to be a she than a he; In the Amazon, Peru or Guatemala, an indigenous doctor; in the USA, a doctor of color who speaks fluent Spanish.
It's a wonderful organization of people and doctors who go to developing nations to offer plastic surgery to those who need it.
They recommended that she do some therapy, but after a while she wasn't feeling better, so the doctors decided to do further tests.
Not only did that cancer diagnosis change the life of our family, but that process of going back and forth with new tests, different doctors describing symptoms, discarding diseases over and over, was stressful and frustrating, especially for my aunt.
So bad that when he got in a room with the doctors and the nurses, they couldn't stand being in the room with him.
A team of doctors in Europe published a series of papers about colonoscopies.
They, in these papers, explained to their fellow doctors who perform colonoscopies, how to minimize the chance that when you perform a colonoscopy, your patient will explode.
She was one of the doctors who treated victims of the Chernobyl power plant meltdown.
He was at Radcliffe Infirmary in Oxford, and fortunately for him, a small team of doctors led by a Dr.
If we taught doctors how not to use antibiotics as much, if we taught patients how not to demand antibiotics, perhaps this really wouldn't be an issue, and maybe the pharmaceutical companies should be working harder to develop more antibiotics.
In a discussion forum for other doctors, someone took credit for "Twitter-bombing" my account.
I never thought that I would do something that would provoke this level of anger among other doctors.
She was one of those doctors who, if you fell and you broke your arm, she would ask you why you weren't laughing because it's your humerus.
But it's not just patients who are scared; doctors are scared too.
Can we bridge this disconnect between what patients need and what doctors do?
What if doctors were to become totally transparent with their patients?
Well, when we asked people, "What do you want to know about your healthcare?" people responded with what they want to know about their doctors, because people understand health care to be the individual interaction between them and their doctors.
When we asked, "What do you want to know about your doctors?" people gave three different answers.
Surprisingly to us, many people want to know something else about their doctors.
One after another, our respondents told us that that doctor-patient relationship is a deeply intimate one — that to show their doctors their bodies and tell them their deepest secrets, they want to first understand their doctor's values.
Just because doctors have to see every patient doesn't mean that patients have to see every doctor.
People want to know about their doctors first so that they can make an informed choice.
Participating doctors voluntarily disclose on a public website not just information about where we went to medical school and what specialty we're in, but also our conflicts of interest.
I thought some doctors would sign on and others wouldn't, but I had no idea of the huge backlash that would ensue.
Medscape's public forum and several online doctors' communities had thousands of posts about this topic.
They wrote with things like, "If doctors are doing something they're that ashamed of, they shouldn't be doing it."
Why shouldn't doctors?"
In our initial trial, over 300 doctors have taken the total transparency pledge.
That was the single hardest decision I ever made, to let her die in peace, and I carry those words of those doctors with me every single day.
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