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Summary of Mona Hanna-Attisha's What the Eyes Don't See
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- Date de parution10/09/2022
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Résumé
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 In the summer of 2015, I was a doctor at Hurley Medical Center, a teaching hospital on the campus of the University of Michigan. My wife, Reeva, and I had taken our two-year-old daughter, TL, there for annual checkups.
#2 As a doctor, I want to help people, and I want to help people help themselves.
I believe in the power of education and information to make people better. #3 I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible. I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice, so I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. -> I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible, so I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice.
Over the course of my career, I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. #4 As a doctor, I want to help people and help them help themselves. I believe in the power of education and information to make people better.
I believe in the power of education and information to make people better. #3 I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible. I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice, so I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. -> I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible, so I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice.
Over the course of my career, I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. #4 As a doctor, I want to help people and help them help themselves. I believe in the power of education and information to make people better.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 In the summer of 2015, I was a doctor at Hurley Medical Center, a teaching hospital on the campus of the University of Michigan. My wife, Reeva, and I had taken our two-year-old daughter, TL, there for annual checkups.
#2 As a doctor, I want to help people, and I want to help people help themselves.
I believe in the power of education and information to make people better. #3 I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible. I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice, so I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. -> I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible, so I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice.
Over the course of my career, I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. #4 As a doctor, I want to help people and help them help themselves. I believe in the power of education and information to make people better.
I believe in the power of education and information to make people better. #3 I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible. I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice, so I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. -> I wanted to spend time with kids and impact as many lives as possible, so I chose to be a medical educator rather than a pediatrician in private practice.
Over the course of my career, I could share my passion for children's health and proven interventions with hundreds of new doctors. #4 As a doctor, I want to help people and help them help themselves. I believe in the power of education and information to make people better.
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