What Doctors Feel:How Emotions Affect the Practice of Medicine

Her personal experiences and clinical observations seem to highlight a often-overlooked aspect of healthcare. I'm curious about what prompted her to write this book.

It’s interesting to consider whether embracing emotions makes doctors more effective or if it risks complicating clinical objectivity. What are others’ thoughts on this balance?

Could this be a call for more emotional education in medical schools? I'm wondering if readers see this as a practical shift or more of a philosophical stance.