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Emotional toll on doctors and nurses from "summary" of The Final Diagnosis by Arthur Hailey
The demands of a medical profession can take a heavy toll on those who practice it. The emotional burden that doctors and nurses carry is often overlooked, but it is a very real and significant aspect of their work. Every day, healthcare providers are faced with life-and-death situations, difficult decisions, and the suffering of their patients. This constant exposure to pain and trauma can wear down even the most resilient individuals. In "The Final Diagnosis," we see how the characters struggle with the emotional weight of their jobs. From Dr. Pearson, who grapples with his own mortality after diagnosing himself with a life-threatening illness, to the nurses who must remain professional and composed in the face of heartbreaking situations, the toll on their mental and emotional well-being is evident. The pressure to perform at a high lev...
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