Editorial
- The liberally educated and the physician
Edward D. Harris, Jr., M.D.
Articles
- The curative paradigm in medical education: Striking a balance between caring and curing
Michael J. Brenner - Peabody’s dictum
Alan Fine, M.D. - Walking through the valley of the shadow of death: A student’s perspective on death and the medical profession
Anita N. Ramsetty - Our ship of death: Facing death in twentieth-century literature
Jonathan D. Schwartz, M.D. - The Halstedian influence goes west: Personal and historical remarks
William P. Longmire, Jr.. M.D. - Thirty-seven days on a hospital ship
Leonard S. Kaplow, M.D. - Milestones for training safe doctors who are good doctors
Barton F. Haynes, M.D. - Patients - our teachers: Two lessons learned
Ernest W. Crow, M.D.
Poetry
- Poem for the Exhausted
Bonnie Salomon, M.D. - Empty Folders
John L. Wright, M.D. - When Nurse Edith Got Her Cancer
David Watts, M.D.
Features
- About this issue: “Caring...”
Edward D. Harris, Jr., M.D. - To our students: “What can I do for you?” and A servant’s heart
Benjamin C. Sturgill, M.D., Faith T. Fitzgerald, M.D. - The physician at the movies and the theater
- Audiovisual memoirs of Leaders in American Medicine:
Russel V. Lee, M.D. Oliver E. Owen, M.D. - Questions and reflections: Industrialized health care and midcareer crises
David E. Attarian, M.D. - Letters to the editor
- National and chapter news
- Book review
- Alpha Omega Alpha visiting professorships — 1998 -1999
- Alpha Omega Alpha Student Essay Awards