in-Training: Stories from Tomorrow's PhysiciansPeer-edited narratives written by medical students on humanism, our real-life patients, and the challenges of being a physician-in-training |
Contents
Autopsy of a Child by Erin Baumgartner | 15 |
Percent Bucket by Joshua Stein | 43 |
Eau de Medical School by Nita Chen | 63 |
A Husband and Father of Three by Daniel Gates | 65 |
Better Mom Better Doctor by Mariya Cherneykina | 68 |
Never Forget Those Who Got You Here by Eric Donahue | 71 |
Being Pregnant During the First Year of Medical School by Allison Lyle | 73 |
From the Other Side | 79 |
The Jewish Octopus by Ajay Koti | 177 |
Diversity and Rhinos by Bianca Maria Stifani | 205 |
Medicine Meaning and Fluency by Jocelyn MaryEstelle Wilson | 210 |
On Doctoring Etiquette by Qing Meng Zhang | 212 |
Is the System at Fault? by Ola Hadaya | 215 |
Low Health Literacy as a Barrier to Effective Communication by Lindsey McDaniel | 218 |
Talkingalkingalking DirtyDirtyDirty by Mariya Cherneykina | 220 |
Lost in Translation by Katharine Caldwell | 222 |
A Reflection on Loss by Chris Meltsakos | 81 |
Medical Student as Patient by Lorenzo Sewanan | 86 |
When a Patients Disease Strikes a Chord by Anjani Amladi | 89 |
Parenthesis by Amanda Rutishauser | 92 |
A Medical Students Experience as a Patient by Crystal Romero | 94 |
Treating the Disease and Treating the Illness by Steven Lange | 97 |
Broken by Jennifer Tsai | 101 |
Systemic Afflictions | 105 |
A Night at the Homeless Shelter by Jimmy Tam Huy Pham | 107 |
A Solution for Wandering in Dementia by Katie Taylor | 110 |
How Health Care Policy Shapes Health Care Practice by Manasa Mouli | 114 |
Why Medical Students Should Focus on Ferguson by Jennifer Tsai | 117 |
The Blizzard of 2015 by Jacob Walker | 123 |
My Black Eyes by Jessica Ubanyionwu | 126 |
Mine by Damien Zreibe | 128 |
The Limits of Professionalism by Jennifer Hong | 130 |
My White Coat Costume by Jes Minor | 135 |
Street Medicine by Ajay Koti | 138 |
A Reflection from the First Month of Clerkships by Sanjay Salgado | 171 |
View from the Other Side by Jimmy | 229 |
Who Is It Really For? by Nita Chen | 231 |
Breaking Down the Barrier by Pratik Kanabur | 234 |
A Case for Inclusive Language by Ria | 236 |
Remembering What It Is Like Not to Know by Katie Taylor | 239 |
Burnout | 243 |
How Medical School Taught Me to Put Studying Second by Samuel Scott | 245 |
Do They Teach Fear in Medical School? by Ajay Koti | 247 |
Mindfulness in Medical School by Andrew Kadlec | 250 |
Words of Advice from a ThirdYear by Jarna Shah | 253 |
Wounded Healers by Ajay Koti | 256 |
Rite of Passage by Nita Chen | 260 |
Booster by Jennifer Tsai | 263 |
Nap Kenbe Were Holding On by Christopher Hudson | 299 |
Half of a Year Halfway Across the World by Sadhana Rajamoorthi | 307 |
The Patients Story by Peter Wingfield | 327 |
References | 345 |
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