February 3rd, 2016
Zaatari: Day 3 with Syrian Refugees
Ahmad Yousaf, MD
This is my third post about my trip to the Zaatari Refugee camp in Jordan with the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS). I will continue to share my daily journal entries with you in hopes of educating the American medical and nonmedical communities about what I saw, erasing the irrational fears that have guided the discussion […]
January 22nd, 2016
Today’s Medical Care — A Trap for the Sick and Elderly ?
Andrew Ip, MD
One of the great things about serving as chief resident this year is the opportunity to attend wards. Below is a short story about a patient that was admitted to my team for less than 1 hour, but whose impact on me will last the rest of my career: In November, I had the privilege to […]
August 28th, 2015
How Do You Teach Art?
Andrew Ip, MD
When I first applied for medical school, I beamed about exploring not just the science of medicine, but also the art. But what is that art? Some would say it’s clinical experience, combined with being cultured and compassionate and communicating with clarity/conviction. But how would one teach that art? Journal Watch’s Dr. Allan Brett recently reviewed a multicenter […]
2021-2022 Chief Resident Panel
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