Medical student Justin Dubin gives an engaging talk on the Socratic paradox and how it applies to medicine. Part of the Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Med Talks 2014 series.
Physicians: Embrace the Socratic paradox. You’ll be a better doctor if you do.
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