Almost every day, a physician says to me some version of the same sentence. It may sound like frustration about metrics. Or exhaustion. Or administrative opacity. But beneath it is something more elemental: “I am grieving what I hoped medicine would be.” When that sentence is spoken plainly, without defensiveness, something shifts. The suffering moves
How naming grief can restore meaning in medical practice originally appeared in KevinMD.com.
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