As director of writing at Stanford’s medical school, Laurel Braitman teaches communication skills to students who will “work on the front lines of the human experience.”
Tyree Harris for The Wall Street JournalWhen Laurel Braitman first began teaching writing and communication skills to healthcare workers and students at the Stanford University School of Medicine in
2016, she assumed she would get some papers about blood, bones and cadavers. Instead, she read all too many essays about anxiety, depression and thoughts of suicide.Continue reading your article with
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