Dubner, authors of FREAKONOMICS, " Splendid and courageoushellip Groopman lifts the veil on the most taboo topichellip the pervasive nature of misdiagnosis." - Ron Chernow, author of ALEXANDER HAMILTON, TITAN, and THE HOUSE OF MORGAN, "Dr. Dubner, authors of FREAKONOMICS, "Groopman has written a unique, important and wonderful book.You'll never look at your own doctor in the same way again." - Steven D. Ron Chernow, author of ALEXANDER HAMILTON, TITAN, and THE HOUSE OF MORGAN "Groopman has written a unique, important and wonderful book.You'll never look at your own doctor in the same way again. O, The Oprah Magazine "Splendid and courageous.Groopman lifts the veil on the most taboo topic.the pervasive nature of misdiagnosis. Elle A sage, humane prescription for medical practitioners and the people who depend of them. Booklist, ALA A cogent analysis of all the wrong ways his fellow practitioners are trained to appraoch the patients they treat. Jerome Groopman is bringing out his most essential book yet, HOW DOCTORS THINK." Boston Phoenix "A highly pleasurable must-read." Kirkus Reviews, Starred Every reflective doctor will learn from this book.every prospective patient will find thoughtful advice for communicating successfully Publishers Weekly, Starred A book to restore faith in an often-resented profession, well enough written to warrant its quarter-million first printing. remarkable.Here is Groopman at the peak of his form, as a physician and as a writer.
Drawing on extensive interviews with some of the country's best doctors and Groopman's own experiences as a doctor and as a patient, How Doctors Think reveals an important approach to twenty-first-century medical practice, giving doctors and patients a way to make better judgments together.Įlegant, tough-minded. In this revolutionary book, Jerome Groopman pinpoints the forces and thought processes behind the decisions doctors make, offering direct, intelligent questions patients can ask their doctors to help them get back on track. Often, decisions made this way are correct, but at crucial moments they can also be wrong-with catastrophic consequences.
In that short time, many doctors decide on the likely diagnosis and best treatment.
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