Ron Li
Ron Li is a medical student.
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Medical education
There is something deeply satisfying about hitting the right note on the violin. On the rare occasion when my left hand is perfectly positioned and my bow arm is applying the perfect amount of pressure on the violin string, the…
There is something deeply satisfying about hitting the right note on the violin. On the rare occasion when my left hand is perfectly positioned and my bow arm is applying the perfect amount of pressure on the violin string, the resulting note that resonates from the wooden belly of the instrument is, for lack of a better word, perfect.
My favorite piece that …
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Discovering medicine’s unrehearsed harmony
Medical education
It happened on a bus on my way to work. I got on and sat in the only available seat, which I quickly realized was next to a disheveled looking man who smelled faintly of urine and had a dry…
It happened on a bus on my way to work. I got on and sat in the only available seat, which I quickly realized was next to a disheveled looking man who smelled faintly of urine and had a dry hacking cough that could be heard throughout the entire bus. He was leaning against the window and did not seem to notice me. I was less than pleased with my …
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A medical student’s first day of clinical training started on the bus
Physician voices
“What does it take to be good at something in which failure is so easy, so effortless?” asks Atul Gawande in his book, Better. For medical students who will soon have responsibility over people’s lives, it’s a daunting question. It…
“What does it take to be good at something in which failure is so easy, so effortless?” asks Atul Gawande in his book, Better. For medical students who will soon have responsibility over people’s lives, it’s a daunting question. It draws out our fears of messing up and making mistakes. Of getting a lower grade than our peers on a Structure Function exam. Of answering a question incorrectly and embarrassing …
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How to foster a cycle of excellence in medicine
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