March 2010, Volume 59, Number 2
On this month’s cover, illustrator Rob Johnson, whose work has been described as “Rockwell on acid,” presents a parent’s brief break from medical studies.
Parents in medical school cannot—and do not—set their responsibilities to their children aside. Instead, they figure out the best way to fulfill their duties and pursue their studies. Two-career and single-parent households don’t make it any easier, either.
Health care and medicine involve many more people than the physician alone, and once on the wards, you’ll be working with these other players directly. Find out who they are and what they can do.
Have a letter to the editor or an article you'd like to submit? General comments on how we're doing?
By Pete Thomson, TNP Editor
A response to history
Residents’ compensation. More on funding caps. TCOM students’ primary care concerns.
How med students pitched in for Haiti. Ross and Baylor medical schools...
By Ingrid Berg
For the love of learning
By Jeremy Faust
Flight plan
By Anna Huang
The patient at home
By Manfred Tejerina
Diagnosis of distrust
By Elsevier
Step it up
Love your smart spouse by doing the dishes and sleeping in another room
Calling all photographers, writers, poets & artists. Deadline: April 9
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