• To my fellow medstudent bookworms:

    theheartofmed:

    itsgoingtibiaokay:

    theoreticallyjomd:

    ambitiousfuturemd:

    I decided to compile a list of books that are great for future doctors, doctors, or anyone that is working in the health profession.
    These books help give you an insight on what becoming a good doctor is really all about.
    Enjoy!

    1. Every Patient Tells A Story- Lisa Sanders M.D.
    2. Informed Consent- Benjamin j. Brown M.D.
    3. Medical School Admissions Guide- Suzanne Miller
    4. Medical School Interview- Fleenor
    5. The Mindful Medical Student- Jeremy Spiegel
    6. Med School Confidential- Robert H. Miller
    7. Becoming A Physician- Jennifer Danek
    8. On Call- Emily R. Transue M.D.
    9. Hot Lights, Cold Steel- Michael J. Collons
    10. Blue Collar, Blue Scrubs- Michael J. Collins
    11. The Night Shift- Brian Goldman
    12. The House of God- Samuel Shem
    13. Kill As Few Patients As Possible (And 56 other ways on how to be the world’s best doctor)- Oscar London
    14. The Secret Language of Doctors- Brian Goldman
    15. How Doctors Think- Jerome Groopman
    16. First, Do No Harm- Lisa Belkin
    17. Better- Atul Gawande
    18. Complications- Atul Gawande
    19. Being Mortal- Atul Gawande
    20. The Checklist Manifesto- Atul Gawande

    My personal recommendations are the books by Atul Gawande, Brian Goldman, Oscar London, and Samuel Shem! 📚

    new book list for gap year

    I went to the library the other day and checked out a few of these! Currently making my way through House of God, and I have the three Gawande books sitting on my desk. c: 

    Also, I highly recommend “Final Exam: A Surgeon’s Reflections on Mortality” by Pauline Chen! 

    I’d like to add “The Real Doctor Will See you Shortly” by Matt Mccarthy about a physicians first year. This was phenomenal.

    And I’d like to highlight Being Mortal by Atul Gawande. It’s on this list already but I’d like to highlight it because I truly think every person in the medical field has to read it. It’s one of the most insightful books I’ve ever read and addresses aging/dying in such a way I never truly considered. This book is vital to any and every physician.

    (via pre-med-timelord)

  • theleoisallinthemind:

    Motoi Yamamoto- floating garden composed from salt

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  • uscss-prometheus:

    What did we do wrong? Why do you hate us?

  • uscss-prometheus:

    …What killed them?