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The Most Important Qualities for the Good Doctor
Recently, on ward internal medicine inpatient rounds, one of us asked the residents and students what they considered to be the most important quality in a good doctor. Not surprisingly, most of my team members felt that a large and complete fund of knowledge in internal medicine was the most important quality. Why, not surprisingly? The answer is simple....
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