Perhaps the medical profession is a truly unique one, dealing with human lives, and therefore requires long and meticulous training. This is because doctors are responsible for both the physical and emotional well-being of patients. A moment of indifference, a careless joke, or a lighthearted remark can cause immense pain to others.
With her extensive experience, Dr. Do Hong Ngoc has demonstrated that the relationship between doctor and patient is a very special one. Patients come to doctors not only seeking information related to their illnesses and medications with the hope of overcoming their ailments, but also carrying with them anxieties, worries, and fears…
“Being a doctor is not an easy profession. It requires continuous learning, dedication, sacrifice, and compassion. But for me, it is a very proud profession. Patients are not just sick people, but human beings. We need to respect them, listen to them, and find ways to help them recover, not just cure them,” shared Dr. Do Hong Ngoc.
Based on his experiences, "Doctors and Patients" is a book dedicated to readers, patients, and young doctors. The book is a memoir by the author – a doctor with many years of experience in the medical field – recording memories, experiences, and stories about teachers, patients, and colleagues he has met throughout his career.
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| The book "Doctors and Patients". |
The book contains the heartfelt reflections and shared experiences of a doctor, covering many topical issues such as the doctor-patient relationship, the problem of quacks, professional secrets, hospital overcrowding, medical training, the quality of life of patients, health consultations, the relationship between doctors and journalists, and many other special topics.
With its witty, humorous, and engaging writing style, the book provides readers with valuable experiences and information about the current state of the medical profession. It is also a very useful reference for medical students, especially young doctors just starting their careers. It makes a meaningful gift to commemorate Vietnamese Doctors' Day on February 27th this year.
We are pleased to introduce this to our readers.
HUY HOANG
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