
|Videos|September 22, 2020
Kindness Toward Patients
Author(s)Richard M. Berlin, MD
Patients rely on the companionship and kindness of nurses now more than ever, and these poem selections reflect that.
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MENTAL HEALTH MINUTE
Dr Berlin recites poetry that speaks to the relationship between doctor/nurse and a patient, such as Nurse's Pockets by Cortney Davis.
When patients are told they’re dying
they say something simple:
I’ve had a good life or Who will feed my cats?
It seems harder on the doctor-
he waits outside the door, stalling,
until the patient confronts him.
So, Doc, they say, What’s the verdict?
For the rest of Nurse's Pockets, please visit
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