Sanders’ best-practices on communicating with patients - 29:03 Medical diagnosis itself as a kind of healing, allowing patients to contextualize their circumstances within their personal narratives - 18:05ĭr. Sanders’ reflections on the how money-making impacts physician burnout and how the burden of choice in medical career paths may lead to a sense of disconnect - 12:39 Sanders’ revelation about diagnosis as detective work and how she developed her passion for it - 4:59īeing part of the handful of “weirdos” that Yale Medical School admits every year, and combating imposter syndrome - 7:14ĭr. Sanders’ career prior to medicine as a TV journalist and how it influenced her path as a physician - 1:59ĭr. Sanders joins us in this episode to speak about her remarkable career path, her work, and how storytelling contributes to patient healing. She has garnered much acclaim for presenting the process of diagnosis as a detective story, rather than the rote recall of a set of facts and figures. In 2019, this column was turned into a Netflix documentary series of the same name. Sanders has written a column in the New York Times titled Diagnosis, in which she discusses bizarre and fascinating medical cases. Lisa Sanders has played quite the role in elevating the prestige and drama of medical diagnosis. A physician and new york times columnist shares her passion for approaching medical mysteries as detective work.Īs the real-life inspiration for and medical consultant to the popular TV show House, M.D., journalist-turned-physician Dr.
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