he has asked 16 of them to tell the story of their most memorable patient and, with two of his own additions, cobbled them together into a modern-day version of “The Canterbury Tales.”
My conversation with Dr. Sherwin Nuland.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Dr. Sherwin Nuland explains why bedside manner still matters in the health care debate
To often our health care reform conversations don’t involve the real lives of Doctors and the real dynamics of the Doctor/Patient relationship. Over the course of his career, both as a practicing surgeon and as a clinical professor at Yale, Dr. Sherwin Nuland has had the chance to work with a host of exceptionally talented doctors in a range of specialties. For The Soul of Medicine
he has asked 16 of them to tell the story of their most memorable patient and, with two of his own additions, cobbled them together into a modern-day version of “The Canterbury Tales.”
My conversation with Dr. Sherwin Nuland.
he has asked 16 of them to tell the story of their most memorable patient and, with two of his own additions, cobbled them together into a modern-day version of “The Canterbury Tales.”
My conversation with Dr. Sherwin Nuland.
