Reminiscences of a Doctor by John Hinman

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Reminiscences of a Doctor by John Hinman

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Reminiscences of a Doctor describes events and situations which presented on a day to day basis in the family practice setting of a medical doctor. Each day is different. Each day is an adventure. One encounters triumphs, tragedies, humor and sometimes a bit of the ridiculous, but each contains some of the unique ingredients that make life what it is.

The scenes provide glimpses of the patients involved, because, after all, people are the basis for which medicine exists and are the major focus that gives meaning to a doctor's life.

The stories provide the warmth of human interest, suggest some perspectives to consider in making medical decisions, and for those considering a medical career or merely wondering what it would be like, a feeling of what it is to be there.

Title: Reminiscences of a Doctor
ISBN: 9780972352543
Author: John Hinman, MD
Publisher: Hinman Publishing
Additional Features:
softcover/78 pages/approx. size 5.5" x 8.5"/trade
About the Author:
Dr. Hinman lives with his wife near the foothills of the Colorado mountains. He graduated from the University of Nebraska College of Medicine, where he also taught physiology and did research in the electrophysiology of muscular dystrophy. After internship in the Navy and a brief tour with the Marines, he practiced family medicine for thirty-five years, most of the years with his wife as office nurse, and the last five years with his older son as a practicing partner. As Chief of Staff of his local hospital, he organized the Staff into departments, directed staff arrangements for merger with another hospital, and was the founding chairperson for both the Department of Family Medicine and also for the Quality Assessment Committee. He is a member of the American Academy of Family Practice, and a charter member of the American Board of Family Medicine.
Copyright Year:
2009

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