Frontlines, Opinion
Balance, On a Very Thin Wire:
The First Time I Worried About My Own Wellness I leaned back against the wall, breathed into my palms, and brushed beads of sweat from my forehead. I wondered if...
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Joshua J. Goldman, MD
Frontlines, Opinion
The First Time I Hated a Patient:
A case study on the resilience of empathy in residency I was a 3rd year integrated plastic and reconstructive surgery resident rotating for the final time on the general surgery...
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September 21, 2018
Opinion, Policy
The Emperor Has No Scrubs
The Rise of Millennials, The Fall of Hierarchy In the past, if you asked a resident for their plan if forced (or desiring) to leave medicine, the answer would generally...
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September 21, 2018
Frontlines, Opinion
It’s Not “Just Another Physician-Suicide,” It’s Suicide
The parts of me that used to think I was different or smarter or whatever, almost made me die. — David Foster Wallace in an interview by David Lipsky Recent physician-suicides, and...
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