Foggy Bottom Lantern: The lovenox story, part I

Musings of a medical resident about the personal and professional challenges of residency and the experience of delivering health care on the urban front lines of our American system.

Location: Washington, United States

I'm a hospitalist physician, newly out of residency, working in the Pacific Northwest. My wife and I are expecting a son in March, who figures to play a central role in my future writing. Other than starting a family, my interests include tango, literature, evolution, science, classical music, Alaska, and Scandinavia.

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Monday, September 11, 2006

The lovenox story, part I

Removed for the time being because I was unhappy with how the story came out. If you have an interest in this particular story, let me know and I can e-mail you a copy.

The lovenox story part II