In Memoriam Edith Jane Claypole
In Memoriam Edith Jane Claypole
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Any one who has had any considerable experience in hospital service knows that it is here, that which a man or woman really is, is laid bare.
A physician in private practice may cast a spell of wonder over the laity and overawe them by what he reputes himself to be, but in the team work of a hospital, there are no fictitious values, a man counts for what he is and no more.
Honesty is not at a premium, for here is a realm where hon- esty is the only coin that passes current. Efficiency is not on...ly highly praised and prized, but it is the only quality that can com- mand and demand proper professional respect alike from patients and physicians.
The man who is not well equipped, unless perhaps he is so blind to his shortcomings that he can not see them, neither wants the hospital, nor does the hospital want him. The hospital is really in search of those who are equipped and qualified by virtue of what they are, by what they have done and what they expect to do. For a man of low ideals, narrow vision and selfish interests, there is no room in a well organized altruistic hospital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Any one who has had any considerable experience in hospital service knows that it is here, that which a man or woman really is, is laid bare.
A physician in private practice may cast a spell of wonder over the laity and overawe them by what he reputes himself to be, but in the team work of a hospital, there are no fictitious values, a man counts for what he is and no more.
Honesty is not at a premium, for here is a realm where hon- esty is the only coin that passes current. Efficiency is not on...ly highly praised and prized, but it is the only quality that can com- mand and demand proper professional respect alike from patients and physicians.
The man who is not well equipped, unless perhaps he is so blind to his shortcomings that he can not see them, neither wants the hospital, nor does the hospital want him. The hospital is really in search of those who are equipped and qualified by virtue of what they are, by what they have done and what they expect to do. For a man of low ideals, narrow vision and selfish interests, there is no room in a well organized altruistic hospital.
What to read after In Memoriam Edith Jane Claypole?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Putnam Kurtz to read onlineMoreLess
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