There are moments when language itself seems to break. Faced with images of children pulled from the rubble, of cities reduced to concrete skeletons, of lives erased with the cold precision of a statistic, we discover that the words we … Continua a leggere The Grammar of Murder and the Morality of Dialogue
The article explores the concept of “almost-errors” in medicine, moments when potential mistakes are avoided. It discusses how medical interns rationalize these near misses, often viewing them through the lens of outcomes rather than intent. This normalization can erode empathy and hinder ethical learning, emphasizing the need for reflection on these experiences. Continua a leggere The Medicine of Almost
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