Osler Evenings: Events that Renew the Spirit and Honor the Life and Work of William Osler, MD
A Conversation with Linda Boxer, MD, PhD
Video: Department of Medicine Chair and Chief of Hematology, Linda Boxer, MD, PhD discusses her career path and triple success as a clinician, educator, and researcher with Preetha Basaviah, MD, clinical associate professor, General Medical Disciplines. They share their experiences about work/life balance, the future of health care, and medical education with trainees studying to be the next generation of physicians. ( 22 minutes)
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A Conversation with Saul Rosenberg, MD, Professor Emeritus, Oncology
Celebrated for his Contributions to Clinical Medicine
Sir William Osler, is one of the most honored names in medicine. His writings, on medicine, education and the human condition are still used today in medical education and clinical practice. Osler Evenings were the idea of Abraham Verghese, MD, senior associate chair and professor of the theory and practice of medicine. Guest speakers and attendees gather for advice and informal discussions about the art and science of medicine.
The inaugural Osler Evening took place on Monday, May 12, 2008, and spotlighted internist Rick Hodes, MD, an expert in International Medicine. Additional speakers include: Steve McGee, MD, professor of medicine at the University of Washington and a proponent of the theory of "evidence based medicine."
."There is no such relaxation for a weary mind as that which is to be had from a good story, good play, or a good essay. It is to the mind what sea breezes and the sunshine of the country are to the body—a change of scene, a refreshment and a solace.”—Sir William Osler
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