โ Scribed by Michelle Howard
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This book takes the third or fourth year student through the unstated curriculum of the clerkship (long hours, insufficient sleep, daily frustrations, emotional burdens) to address those difficulties not often discussed by deans, educators, practitioners, professors, or lab assistants. The authors also provide solutions to these difficult issues and stimulate discussion.;PART ONE: PREPARATION AND EXPECTATIONS: THE LAY OF THE LAND; Clerkships and the Physician Ideal; Expectation versus Reality; Sometimes the Grand Canyon; Faculty 1; Attending Physicians; Faculty 2; House Staff, Nurses and Others; The Discipline of Patient Care; Getting Ready (to begin); PART TWO: THE WORK AND CHALLENGES OF CLERKSHIPS: THE JOURNEY ITSELF; Honoring the Patient; Communication; The Patient Appraisal; Rounds and Teamwork; Working with the Family; Evaluations; Bane or Blessing?; PART THREE: MAJOR ISSUES IN THE IMPLICIT CURRICULUM; Exhaustion and etc; Death Is the Enemy; Grieving and Loss; Loss of Intellectual Vitality; The Culture of the 'Quick Fix'; Emotional Unresponsiveness and 'Hardening of the Heart'; PART FOUR: EXITING THE CLINICAL YEARS AS A WHOLE AND WELL PERSON; Self-Care I; Exercise, Nutrition, Safety and a Personal Health Care System; Self-Care II; Saving Your Head, Heart and Relationships; Spirituality; The Quiet Answer;
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This book takes the third or fourth year student through the unstated curriculum of the clerkship (long hours, insufficient sleep, daily frustrations, emotional burdens) to address those difficulties not often discussed by deans, educators, practitioners, professors, or lab assistants. The authors a
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