Real Things Living

"Doctors should prioritize human connection over technology." After leaving bustling medical centers for rural Texas , Dr. Fazlur Rahman discovered that treating cancer was about much more than just medicine. His book , Our Connected Lives, shares powerful stories of resilience, highlighting how the human connection between doctors and patients transforms healthcare outcomes. Key Takeaways: (1) Medical humanities are crucial in doctor training - scientific knowledge alone cannot address patients' fears, anxieties, and individual differences. (3) Support systems are essential during cancer treatment - patients should bring trusted family members or friends to appointments, as stress and anxiety can prevent them from absorbing important medical information. (3) The healthcare system needs rebalancing - excessive profit motives and administrative pressures are creating impersonal care experiences, despite advances in medical technology and treatments. Check out Our Connected Lives to understan