Chapter 1: Introduction

The story of Anne Dodge ... the author chose this story to be part of his introduction of the book for a reason.  Why do you think this is?  Do you have a personal story that you were reminded of as you read the introduction?

Quote from the book that stood out to me... "But that is exactly what Falchuk did not do.  Instead, he began to question, and listen, and observe, and then to think differently about Anne's case."   

Member Introduction

How Doctors Think

(Jerome Groopman, MD)

Introduce yourself. Give a background of where you have worked in the past and any other information you like. Help others in your group understand more about who you are and how your past experience influences how you approach this book. Please respect a certain level of confidentiality with what is written... we need to create a trusting environment so the entire group feels free to professionally present their opinions, questions, thoughts, and reflections.