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Getting Better
Friday, August 31, 2007
A new collection of essays from surgeon and New Yorker contributor Atul Gawande challenges doctors to improve the quality of health care by improving their personal interactions with patients.
Purchase Better: A Surgeon's Notes on Performance at amazon.com.
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Leonard:
I was surprised that the fact that Dr. Gawande is a MacArthur fellowship winner was not mentioned either in the original broadcast or when you introduced the re-broadcast. The so called "genius grant" is hardly an item I would omit from the introduction.
Furthermore, the mention of Dr. Groopman, albeit in passing, seemed to convey the sense that it was no big deal to be a well regarded surgeon as well as a staff writer at New Yorker.
Hope this comment leads to some reflection and examination of your subconscious biases.
-- Anil
-- Anil
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