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The emotional toll doctors face: a book review

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By Jennifer Lycette, Jonathan Peters, Brittany Ladson, Erin Paterson Verified
| KevinMD.com
For over twenty years, I’ve had a recurring nightmare: I’m back in medical training, and my patient is crashing. To save them, I must enter my medical orders into the electronic health record (EHR). The only problem is, there are no open computers. I could give a verbal order in a real-life emergency, but those aren’t the rules in this nightmare world. I go from computer to computer, begging for someone to let me use theirs, but all I receive are cold shoulders—and colder stares.
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Beyond safety whistles and pizza: On National Doctor’s Day and every day, physicians deserve humanity

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By Jennifer Lycette, Peter Ubel, Monique Tello, Elizabeth Patton
| KevinMD.com
Recently, on an average workday, my hand brushed against the small safety whistle clipped beside my ID badge. Most days, I don’t even remember the whistle is there, a “Happy Doctor’s Day” gift from a few years ago. I dutifully clipped it on, but I can’t say it makes me feel safer. I remember shrugging when I received it and thinking, well, it’s more practical than pizza. I also recall how it made me feel—expendable. But I didn’t dwell on that. I did what doctors always do, what we’re trained to do.
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a taste of their own medicine?

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By Jennifer Lycette, Homer Moutran, Caline El-Khoury, Danielle Wilson
| KevinMD.com
A fictional monologue. You’ve reached the prior authorization denial appeal line for insurance CEOs. Case number, please. I’m sorry you’ve had to hold for over an hour, but we can’t proceed if we don’t have your case number, a copy of your business degree on file, GMAT score, three letters of recommendation, the middle name of your dentist, and your high school transcript. Yes, I was only joking about the dentist! LOL! We’re all about fun here.
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