Health Populi July 4, 2024
Jane Sarasohn-Kahn

“’A reform,’ wrote a 19th-century British parliamentarian, ‘is a correction of abuses. A revolution is a transfer of power. As we celebrate the American Revolution, catalyzed by men who broke ranks with their peers to overthrow a power structure that seemed immutable, let’s also celebrate those physicians who broke with their peers and declared independence for American patients.”

So begins an informative, timely essay on participatory medicine and patient engagement researched and beautifully written by Michael Millenson, whom I am blessed to call both dear friend and professional colleague.

Michael’s essay on the history of U.S. physicians supporting patients’ empowerment is featured in The Health Care Blog, and this link will take you to this must-read story. You’ll journey...

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