Samuel Hellman

Learning While Caring

Reflections on a Half-Century of Cancer Practice, Research, Education, and Ethics

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Produktbeschreibung

Learning While Caring is about medical learning within the doctor-patient relationship in the context of academic medical practice. Although cancer is the subject of most of Dr. Hellman's essays, they are applicable to most of clinical medicine.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
• Seitenzahl: 368
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. Dezember 2016
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 236mm x 152mm x 23mm
• Gewicht: 658g
• ISBN-13: 9780190650551
• ISBN-10: 0190650559
• Artikelnr.: 47864498

Autorenporträt

Most recently, Dr. Hellman served as Dean of the Division of Biological Sciences and the Pritzker School of Medicine and Vice President for the Medical Center at The University of Chicago. Preceding that he was Physician-in-Chief of the Memorial Sloan Kettering Hospital for Cancer and Allied Diseases and held the Benno C. Schmidt Chair in Clinical Oncology at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Before that Dr. Hellman served as Chairman of the Department of Radiation Therapy at the Harvard Medical School where he was the Alvin T. and Viola D. Fuller - American Cancer Society Professor. He was also the founding Director of the Joint Center for Radiation Therapy at the Harvard Medical School.

Inhaltsangabe

* Acknowledgements
* Preface
* Introduction
* Commentary
* 1. Aims of Education; annual address given to University of Chicago
freshman class of the college.; published in: Perspectives in Biology
and Medicine 1990
* 2. A Doctor's Dilemmas; Commencement Address, Allegheny College 1984
* 3. The End of Inevitability or Frankenstein and the Biological
Revolution; published in: Pharos 1994
* Chapter 1. Medical Ethics and Learning
* Commentary
* 1. Randomized Clinical Trials and the Doctor-Patient Relationship;
published in: Cancer Clinical Trials 1979
* 2. Of Mice but not Men; published in: New England Journal of Medicine
1991
* 3. Ethics of Randomized Clinical Trials. From a series of Ethics
Grand Rounds, Dana Farber Cancer Institute ed. By E. J. Emanuel and
W. Bradford Patterson; published in: Journal of Clinical Oncology
1998
* 4.The Patient and the Public Good; published in: Nature Medicine 1995
* 5.On First Looking into Kutcher's Contested Medicine; an Essay
Review; published in: Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 2010
* 6.Managed Care and the Doctor-Patient Relationship: A Menage a Trois;
unpublished essay 1997
* 7.Fin de Siecle Medicine: Avoiding the Unintended Consequences of
Health Care Reform; published in: The Brookings Review 1994
* 8.Premise, Promise, Paradigm and Prophesy; published in: Nature
Reviews Clinical Oncology 2005
* 9.Learning While Caring: Medicine's Epistemology; published in:
Journal of Clinical Oncology 2014
* 2. Academic Medicine
* Commentary
* 1. Commencement Address, Medicine: A University Pritzker School of
Medicine, University of Chicago, 1999
* 2. Commentary on University of Chicago President Don Randal
presentation at University of Chicago Symposium " University of The
Future" 2001
* 3.The Intellectual Quarantine of American Medicine; published in:
Academic Medicine 1991
* 4. Tales of the Unnatural: Return From the Dean(d); published in:
Journal of the American Medical Association 1998
* 5. A Lamentation on the Death of Collaboration: unpublished essay
2002
* 6. Irwin Freedberg and the Changing Times of Academic Medicine: from
"Remembering Irwin Freedberg" published in: Journal of Investigative
Dermatology 2006
* 7. Ivar, Michael and Zvi: Celebrating the Diversity of our Friends
and Colleagues; published in: Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology 2005
* 3. Research
* Commentary
* 1. Reflections of a Radiation Oncologist as President of the American
Society of Clinical Oncology; published in: Journal of Clinical
Oncology 1987
* 2. Keynote Address: Nobel Symposium 2000. Technology, Biology and
Traffic; published in: Acta Oncologica 2001
* 3. Karnovsky Memorial Lecture. Natural History of Small Breast
Cancers; published in: Journal of Clinical Oncology 1994
* 4. Dogma and Inquisition in Medicine: Breast Cancer as a Case Study;
published in: Cancer 1993
* 5. Darwin's Clinical Relevance; published in: Cancer 1997
* 6. Oligometastases: published in: Journal of Clinical Oncology 1995
* 7. Oligometastases Revisited; published in: Nature Reviews Clinical
Oncology 2011
* 4. Perceptions of Cancer
* Commentary
* 1. Evolving Paradigms and Perceptions of Cancer; published in: Nature
Reviews Clinical Oncology 2005
* 2. Oncologists and Their Patients: unpublished essay 2016
* 5. Heroes
* Commentary
* 1. Thomas Hodgkin and Hodgkin's Disease: Two Paradigms Appropriate to
Medicine Today; published in: Journal of the American Medical Society
1991
* 2. Curies, Cure and Culture; published in: Perspectives in Biology
and Medicine 1992
* 3. The First Century of Cancer Chemotherapy; published in: Journal of
Clinical Oncology 1998
* Summing Up