To Do No Harm
Critically ill
Critical Illness
Care of the sick
Medicine, popular
Terminal care
Physician-Patient Relations
Terminally ill
Attitude to Death
Caregivers
Care
Psychology
"To Do No Harm is a study of the ways people experience serious and life-threatening illnesses, the types of suffering they endure, and how we can come to understand their lives. Alan C. Mermann describes a course at the Yale School of Medicine that uses patients as teachers for students, helping th…
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