March 6, 2006
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Humanities and Medicine Program Takes Flight
Understanding a patient's emotions during and after a life-threatening experience is one of the most important and humane aspects of practicing medicine, yet it can also be one of the most difficult to understand. There are few ways to comprehend that experience without having personally lived it, or cared for a loved one during that time.
Understanding a patient's emotions during and after a life-threatening experience is one of the most important and humane aspects of practicing medicine, yet it can also be one of the most difficult to understand. There are few ways to comprehend that experience without having personally lived it, or cared for a loved one during that time.
Dean Gotto and Dr. Joseph Fins Discuss Medical Ethics
How do we cope with the realities of medical ethics? How do physicians and patients consider the problem of suffering and end-of-life issues? These questions and others were raised at a seminar held on February 4 at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church that featured Dean Antonio Gotto and Dr. Joseph Fins, chief of Weill Cornell's Division of Medical Ethics, as speakers.
How do we cope with the realities of medical ethics? How do physicians and patients consider the problem of suffering and end-of-life issues? These questions and others were raised at a seminar held on February 4 at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church that featured Dean Antonio Gotto and Dr. Joseph Fins, chief of Weill Cornell's Division of Medical Ethics, as speakers.
Faculty Appointments and Promotions
Faculty Appointments & Promotions
Faculty Appointments & Promotions
Weill Cornell in the News
Weill Cornell in the News
Weill Cornell in the News
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