A Surgeon's Lessons, Learned and Lost AUTH-13684980 and through his thoughts

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A Surgeon's Lessons, Learned and Lost AUTH-13684980 and through his thoughtsJohn Raffensperger, MD, describes how doctors in the mid 20th century learned medicine in the autopsy room, the laboratory, and at bedside, training to become well rounded general physicians. Since then, many doctors have specialized during medical school, depending on X rays and blood tests, rather than listening and "laying on of hands." Medicine became a de personalized business, subject to greedy insurance executives and hospital administrators.