Complimentary Books

Dr. Eric Topol provides an inspiring look at how deep learning algorithms can further a physician’s ability to create custom treatment plans. His book shows how AI can make medicine better and reveals the paradox that machine learning can actually make humans healthier and healthcare even more human.

Published amid the first COVID surge, When We Do Harm addresses the issues of medical error and patient safety. Dr. Danielle Ofri discusses what patients can do to protect themselves and how to ensure that hospitals and doctors are not committing preventable errors.

James Dahle, a practicing ER physician, addresses financial issues specific to medical physicians, dentists, students, residents, and other high-income professionals in his book. Dahle’s book includes guides for those wanting to learn more about managing their assets, from minimizing medical school debt to selecting sensible investments.

Dr. Danielle Ofri helps readers understand why patient-doctor communication is key in determining the most effective plan of action for each patient. She explores this topic using research studies and interviews with scholars, doctors, and patients to demonstrate how improved communication can lead to better health outcomes.

Dr. Ronald Epstein incorporates his own clinical experiences and current research as he explores the four foundations of mindfulness. Epstein outlines how clinicians can expand their ability to provide high-quality care to patients by integrating mindfulness into their daily practice.

Leslie Bank and Susan Keane Baker give actionable guidance for clinicians and medical professionals facing patient complaints about healthcare. The book includes over 300 service recovery scripts with helpful responses to common patient grievances about billing, service, quality, their environment, practice colleagues, and communication.

Dr. Dike Drummond, CEO and founder of TheHappyMD.com, helps readers identify, navigate, and heal physician burnout in his book. He includes tips and strategies physicians from any line of practice can use to stop physician burnout and find a healthy balance between their professional and personal lives.

Healthcare performance expert Quint Studer in collaboration with George Ford, MD, reviews the evidence on why and how organizations can partner with physicians to address rising rates of burnout. The book covers early detection of physician burnout, tactics for successful partnerships between organizations and physicians, actions to heal burnout, and more.