Rescue the heart

Author: Bernard Rong, USA
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: Currently, with the development of China's economy and the continuous improvement of people's living standards, the incidence of cardiovascular diseases has been rapidly increasing. If we do not pay attention to the promotion of traditional diagnostic arts in modern medicine, we cannot effectively apply the art of language and listening in clinical practice. Medical conflicts will gradually become apparent and prominent, ultimately affecting the healthy development of China's healthcare industry. I believe that medical workers, through the study of this book, can draw valuable experiences, master and practice the ancient art of diagnosis, and reasonably utilize modern high-tech examination methods to enhance their medical skills, thereby achieving the effect of preventing problems before they occur. This book provides an important, knowledge-based, and highly civilized insight, but it is only a part of its advocacy. It is highly engaging to read and completely easy to understand. The book is very readable, with particularly appealing medical essays. It is a memoir of an outstanding physician who uses interesting human stories to convey his messages: healing and saving lives must once again become the focus of medicine. Dr. Rong elaborates on the issues of the elderly with deep empathy, and his short essays on death and the dying process should be essential reading for those aspiring to be doctors. The book contains innovative essays and thought-provoking stories, subtly implying that medicine has not yet completely lost its humanistic face.