NEWSLETTER
Subscribe to this newsletter. Join our community of 46,733 members.
| ||||||
| ||||||
Richard Whittaker
What would it look like--an intimate, intuitive, deeply skilled medicine, focused on continuing care and observation of the patient, minus computers? It's not a question most of us can think about these days. Dr. Sweet talks about an unusual hospital where she found amazing insights into this question.
Len Saputo's book, A Return to Healing, is a disturbing read--and a compelling one. Things are terribly out of whack with health care in this country. It's hard to imagine how one person might make a difference. Yet, agains all odds, there are people passionately dedicated to just that. Here is one of them.
A Man Impossible to Classify photo: r. whittaker One of my first experiences in San Francisco ... Read More 750674 views
The Dumpster “We can’t use these. They look like ... Read More 163191 views
Say Grace I am deeply delighted to live on a planet that is so big and varied that I can ... Read More 13807 views
Cotton and Silk Vorbeck quilt, detail I’m working on the last panel of a pair of ... Read More 15095 views
A Conversation with Silas Hagerty photo: r. whittaker I met Silas, a young man in his twenties ... Read More 87082 views
READ MORE >>
A Man Impossible to Classify photo: r. whittaker One of my first experiences in San Francisco ... Read More 750674 views
Interview with Bill Douglass - Jimbo's Bop City and Other Tales At the time I'd first gotten to know the widely respected ... Read More 372122 views
Greeting the Light It was thanks to artist Walter Gabrielson that I was able to get ... Read More 337198 views
Interview: Gail Needleman Gail Needleman taught music at Holy Names University in Oakland, ... Read More 197525 views
The Dumpster “We can’t use these. They look like ... Read More 163191 views
READ MORE >>
FOLLOW US
