Titlebook: Medicine: Preserving the Passion; Phil R. Manning,Lois DeBakey Book 19871st edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 care.com

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The Computer: Guidance in Diagnosis and Therapy, the physician.. Decision support is no longer an unexplored topic; innumerable articles have been published on the subject, and national and international groups on decision-support systems have been established.

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Enjoying the Struggle,, sensitive interpersonal relationships, and strenuous time pressures in caring for patients are allowed to create tedium or drudgery, the passion for medical practice will vanish. If patient care becomes overly demanding, onerous, or boring, enthusiasm and pleasure will fade, and both patient and p

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Formal Courses and Conferences,ysicians learn facts from such formal instruction.. Courses that focus on physician performance in specific clinical situations, however, can not only transfer facts but can also alter that performance, even though such changes are difficult to measure.

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Technology in Traditional Continuing Education,d for the past thirty years for continuing education.. Reading, lectures, and discussions with colleagues remain the most popular forms of lifelong learning. In a 1968 survey of Utah physicians designed to assist with educational needs, C. Hilmon Castle found that television, radio, audiotapes, and

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Learning from Teaching,ry, probably because only the medical doctors, of all the members of faculties, went out among the people. “Doctor,” by common usage, thus became associated with medicine. Physicians often find themselves teaching patients, colleagues, other associates, and the general public. Academic physicians ha