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  • 1.  Member Sourced *MUST READ* List for #GME and #MedEd

    Posted 10-03-2022 05:29:00 PM
    Hello, I'd like to create a personal *Must Read* list for #GMEProfessionals. I need your input! What are your favorite books and/or article? (I promise to compile and share out with the community!)

    I'll share one of mine - Let Me Heal: The Opportunity to Preserve Excellence in American Medicine by Kenneth Ludmerer - an excellent historical account of the residency system for training doctors. I like to think of #GMEProfessionals as the 'Uncle Hanks' of the early days of residency (a little teaser!)

    I love it so much that I once wrote a Letter to the Editor of the Journal of Graduate Medical Education. That was a fun experience working with former JGME Editor Ingrid Philibert. Check it out here.

    I can't wait to see what other must-reads I need to add to the list!

    #medical #education #doctors #training #love #share #GME #MedEd​​

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    Brooke Moore
    Consultant
    Germane Solutions
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  • 2.  RE: Member Sourced *MUST READ* List for #GME and #MedEd

    Posted 10-04-2022 09:16:00 AM
    Just Medicine A Cure for Racial Inequality in American Health Care by Dayna Bowen Matthew - she draws from multiple disciplines to trace the history of implicit bias in health care. JUST MEDICINE | Kirkus Reviews.
    Daniel Dawes' books: 150 Years of Obama Care, and The Political Determinants of Health.
     
    As a Medical Humanities professor, I suggest some of Rafael Campo's poetry. Rafael Campo, Poet and Physician
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    Rafael Campo, Poet and Physician
    IATROGENIC You say, "I do this to myself." Outside,my other patients wait. Maybe snow falls;we're all just waiting for our deaths to come,we're all just hoping it won't hurt too much.You say, "It makes it seem less lonely here."I study them, as if the deep red cutswere only wounds, as if they didn't hurtso much.
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    Carolyn Pointer
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    Southern Illinois University School of Medicine

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