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This interesting and thought-provoking memoir contains a series of short stories and vignettes based on Dr. Jeffrey Wiseman's experiences during his education and medical practice. They follow his path of learning the science and then art of medicine, and ultimately of how it all relates back to the humanity, empathy, and relationships as both patients and providers in our society. The events and interactions in our lives can have unforeseen importance and consequences, thus we need to recognize and analyze the good and the bad for continued personal growth. Readers will come away…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This interesting and thought-provoking memoir contains a series of short stories and vignettes based on Dr. Jeffrey Wiseman's experiences during his education and medical practice. They follow his path of learning the science and then art of medicine, and ultimately of how it all relates back to the humanity, empathy, and relationships as both patients and providers in our society. The events and interactions in our lives can have unforeseen importance and consequences, thus we need to recognize and analyze the good and the bad for continued personal growth. Readers will come away understanding the importance of interpersonal relationships and how important they are, specifically within medicine, but also in general.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Jeffrey S. Wiseman graduated from Muhlenberg College, then completed his medical school and general surgery residency training at the Medical School of Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia. He did specialty training in colon and rectal surgery at the Ferguson Clinic in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and received a master's degree in surgery from Michigan State University in Lansing, Michigan. Dr. Wiseman has spent the last 30 years in the practice of general and colon and rectal surgery, along with training and teaching medical students and residents. He lives on a farm and works his cows and land every day, and never misses an opportunity to go fishing.