Search results for "Self-Examination"
ACP Hospitalist
ACP Hospitalist provides hospital-based physicians with news and information about the practice of hospital medicine.
“Bad” medicine
“So, doc, am I gonna die?”.
November 2015
The fine art of listening
She was handed over to me for overnight observation after an initial examination.
September 2013
Illness as a teacher
Over the weeks of his hospital stay, I had the opportunity to know Mr. P not only as a patient but as a friend, a dreamer, a fighter and a witty, compassionate individual.
October 2012
When the best discharge may not be enough
Adrenal crisis was now problem number two. Something had made this man indulge in an act of self-harm.
June 2013
From dysphagia to euphoria
Patients and physicians can define a ##ldquo;good outcome##rdquo; very differently.
March 2013
The thin callus of experience
ACP Hospitalist is seeking submissions for personal essays to run in our Self-Examination column.
December 2011
Embracing humility
The author discusses why he believes humility is one of the key attributes of an excellent physician.
April 2013
More than just a dischargist: A moment of connection
An encounter with a self-aware patient reminds the writer why he went into medicine. ... And in the next breath she chided herself for slipping into self-pity, acknowledging it could be worse.
October 2013
Letter from the Editor
Also in this issue, third-year resident Anthony Rudine kicks off a new occasional feature, Self-Examination, in which contributors reflect on how practicing medicine affects one's personal life—and
December 2010