Can providers compartmentalize too much? We might rephrase this question in Osler-ian vocabulary: when does aequanimitas become detachment?

“I don’t know,” becomes a more commonplace response. Somewhere along the way, these fears, doubts, and questions became mine.

Guest editor Sarah Berry, PhD worked with nineteen pre-medical students at Centre College, Rhodes College, and Sewanee: The University of...

As an intern I often found myself sitting on my couch after shifts, exhausted, unsuccessfully processing my daily dose of traumatic moments.

I don't want to beat my fiancé over the head with a paddle yet. Enough with the social media posts of yourself wearing PPE.

I wish people understood how anxious I am. || I really am fine. This is what I was made for. || The sense of unknown is wearing on me...

If anything is clear to me, it’s that medical training doesn’t need my help to dehumanize its participants.

The glass isn’t half-full. It’s not half empty, either. Instead, I want to know why that glass is filled only halfway...

I remember reading that a patient loses their femoral pulse when the systolic blood pressure hits 70. Turns out, that’s true.