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Character and Caring

Medical Education Emerges From the Pandemic

Adina Kalet Bruce H Campbell Kathlyn Fletcher

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English
Ten16 Press
03 January 2023
Medical students, residents, physicians, and caregivers have struggled during the pandemic. The times in which we live will transform medicine. These essays, drawn from the Kern Institute's Transformational Times newsletter, offer glimpses into what we have experienced and what might yet come.

In these pages, readers engage with unsettling realities unmasked by COVID-19, including workplace biases, inattention to wellness, residency-related stress, the loneliness of military responsibility, the inequity of the world around us, reproductive healthcare uncertainty, new educational realities, and the imperative for flourishing and practical wisdom in physicians.

Each essay reveals remarkable insights and reflects the interplay of the world we inhabit with the present and future of medicine and healthcare.

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Imprint:   Ten16 Press
Dimensions:   Height: 203mm,  Width: 127mm,  Spine: 24mm
Weight:   449g
ISBN:   9781645385639
ISBN 10:   1645385639
Pages:   458
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

The Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education was established in 2017 to transform medical education, influence healthcare and health outcomes, and encourage human flourishing through the acculturation of caring and character into learning and practice environments. This book, a project of the Kern Institute, was edited by Adina Kalet, MD, Bruce H. Campbell, MD, Kathlyn Fletcher, MD, Wendy Peltier, MD, Julia Schmitt, Erin Weileder, and Rachel Keane. The Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education was established in 2017 to transform medical education, influence healthcare and health outcomes, and encourage human flourishing through the acculturation of caring and character into learning and practice environments. This book, a project of the Kern Institute, was edited by Adina Kalet, MD, Bruce H. Campbell, MD, Kathlyn Fletcher, MD, Wendy Peltier, MD, Julia Schmitt, Erin Weileder, and Rachel Keane. The Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education was established in 2017 to transform medical education, influence healthcare and health outcomes, and encourage human flourishing through the acculturation of caring and character into learning and practice environments. This book, a project of the Kern Institute, was edited by Adina Kalet, MD, Bruce H. Campbell, MD, Kathlyn Fletcher, MD, Wendy Peltier, MD, Julia Schmitt, Erin Weileder, and Rachel Keane.

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