Dr. Robert Klitzman , author of "When Doctors Become Patients," speaks about when doctors must tell their colleagues and patients that they have a chronic illness. It often correlates with a loss of power, a loss of self and the possible need to reevaluate what is now important. Join host Dr. Maurice Pickard and our guest in a discussion about chronic illness, early retirement, spirituality and much more.
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When Chronic Illness Shortens a Medical Career
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Dr. Robert Klitzman , author of "When Doctors Become Patients," speaks about when doctors must tell their colleagues and patients that they have a chronic illness. It often correlates with a loss of power, a loss of self and the possible need to reevaluate what is now important. Join host Dr. Maurice Pickard and our guest in a discussion about chronic illness, early retirement, spirituality and much more.
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