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Updated · NPR · Jul 23

Grace Farris Details 3 Stages of Medical Training in Graphic Memoir

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Updated · NPR · Jul 23

Grace Farris Details 3 Stages of Medical Training in Graphic Memoir

3 articles · Updated · NPR · Jul 23

Grace Farris' new graphic memoir, 'See One, Do One, Teach One,' takes readers inside medical school through a personal account of training and its emotional strain.
The book centers on loan anxiety, impostor syndrome, friendships forged under pressure and the persistent struggle to balance work and life.
Its title echoes the 3-step teaching mantra of medical training, framing Farris' behind-the-scenes portrayal of how students learn while absorbing the profession's demands.

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Grace Farris' Graphic Memoir 'See One, Do One, Teach One' Details Med School Realities

Dr. Grace Farris illustrated med school and residency with a graphic memoir | WGCU News | PBS & NPR for Southwest Florida

Graphic Memoir Explores How We Teach Medicine

Why are comics becoming a powerful tool for doctors to expose the hidden crises within the healthcare system?

If impostor syndrome is a rational response, is the problem the student or the system that trains them?

As 'moral injury' replaces burnout, can a system that harms doctors truly heal patients?

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Grace Farris' Graphic Memoir 'See One, Do One, Teach One' Details Med School Realities

Dr. Grace Farris illustrated med school and residency with a graphic memoir | WGCU News | PBS & NPR for Southwest Florida

Graphic Memoir Explores How We Teach Medicine

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