Doctors Story A Personal Journey and A

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AuthorHouse, 2006 - Biography & Autobiography - 216 pages

A Doctor's Story uses the highly personalized narrative of one woman's educational and professional path to highlight shocking flaws in our profit driven medical delivery system. Employing moving anecdotes to illustrate glaring deficiencies in health care policy and delivery, and in medical training, the book takes a refreshing and distinct approach to a topic on the mind of virtually every American. Can we reshape our expensive, inefficient and inhumane health care system to meet the needs of all? The book is structured as an autobiography, so the discussion of policy is laced with humor, compassion, sarcasm and anger. It is, as the title states, a story, not a scientific study or research project. The book's premise is that real experiences of real people can speak volumes, and that one person can effect change.

 

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Section 1
3
Section 2
5
Section 3
19
Section 4
23
Section 5
31
Section 6
45
Section 7
59
Section 8
67
Section 15
121
Section 16
135
Section 17
141
Section 18
145
Section 19
165
Section 20
171
Section 21
175
Section 22
179

Section 9
77
Section 10
87
Section 11
97
Section 12
105
Section 13
111
Section 14
115
Section 23
183
Section 24
191
Section 25
193
Section 26
203
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