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This is a book for every one – doctors, patients and healthcare providers. Through THE ME IN MEDICINE: REVIVING THE LOST ART OF HEALING, the author reveals the approach that is critical for both the doctor and the patient to improve treatment, the healthcare system, reduce misdirection (and possible cost) as well as overtreatment by doctors.
"A passionate, incisive, fascinating behind-the-scenes exposé of today's flawed healthcare, The Me in Medicine reveals how doctors and patients have automatically bought into a 'system' that appears sound and yet disappoints. This is a must-read for doctors and patients alikeand everyone who cares about getting back to the heart of good medicine today." Alan R. Cohen, MD , Professor of Neurosurgery, Oncology and Pediatrics Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Patrick Roth, M.D.is the Chairman of Neurosurgery at Hackensack University Medical Centre and the director of its neurosurgical residency training program. He has been a perennial recipient of Castle and Connolly "Top Doctors" and has been featured in New York Magazine's "Best Doctors, and New Jersey Magazine's "Top Doctors". He has authored numerous articles on the spine and been a contributing author in many neurosurgical publications. An avid athlete and tennis player, he has also competed in triathlons. Dr. Roth's lifelong interest in fitness and diet has shaped his focus on minimally invasive and non-operative solutions to back pain. He authors a blog that focuses on patient empowerment and the art, versus the science, of being a physician.
"A passionate, incisive, fascinating behind-the-scenes exposé of today's flawed healthcare, The Me in Medicine reveals how doctors and patients have automatically bought into a 'system' that appears sound and yet disappoints. This is a must-read for doctors and patients alikeand everyone who cares about getting back to the heart of good medicine today." Alan R. Cohen, MD , Professor of Neurosurgery, Oncology and Pediatrics Chief of Pediatric Neurosurgery, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Patrick Roth, M.D.is the Chairman of Neurosurgery at Hackensack University Medical Centre and the director of its neurosurgical residency training program. He has been a perennial recipient of Castle and Connolly "Top Doctors" and has been featured in New York Magazine's "Best Doctors, and New Jersey Magazine's "Top Doctors". He has authored numerous articles on the spine and been a contributing author in many neurosurgical publications. An avid athlete and tennis player, he has also competed in triathlons. Dr. Roth's lifelong interest in fitness and diet has shaped his focus on minimally invasive and non-operative solutions to back pain. He authors a blog that focuses on patient empowerment and the art, versus the science, of being a physician.