As doctors, we often approach our patients with the best of intentions, but sometimes, even those are not enough. Over the course of our career, patients will become frustrated by their care for a variety of reasons – some outside of our control, and some within. It is in these moments that our ability to empathize with our patients are truly tested. Dive into the perspective of the upset patient to see what makes them tick.
This month’s student submissions comes from Marina (1T9)
“I am not ashamed to admit that I have room to improve. I know that this is all preparing me for my future. I have come so far, and I am so grateful for my journey. “
Read more This Month’s Student Submission: Everyone has a battle
“Being an underrepresented minority, physician, and scientist, it’s something I’m always aware of…I am aware that we are not that diverse in those disciplines, even in Toronto, which is one of the most multicultural cities in the world.”
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