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My Father Was Murdered by Terrorists: Recollections of a Trauma Surgeon
When she was a teenager Melissa Red Hoffman's father was killed by terrorists. Dr Hoffman recalls her father's death and how that has influenced her career and how she can identify with patients and their families at the...
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My Father Was Murdered by Terrorists: Recollections of a Trauma Surgeon is an episode from JAMAevidence Care at the Close of Life: Using Evidence to Improve Care by American Medical Association. When she was a teenager Melissa Red Hoffman's...
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Published May 11, 2020, 16:07 long, audio available.
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When she was a teenager Melissa Red Hoffman's father was killed by terrorists. Dr Hoffman recalls her father's death and how that has influenced her career and how she can identify with patients and their families at the most difficult moments. Read the story: The Sound of Silence—When There Are No Words
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Published May 11, 2020 and 16:07 long