How an eye for detail can save lives

In this episode, we talk to Claire Unis. She reflects on her experiences as a pediatrician and how small moments of contentment and satisfaction, like seeing a healthy baby or a budding tree, led her to realize the importance of an aesthetic appreciation in her practice. She shares the story of a newborn patient whose appearance led her to suspect a serious condition and how her medical training and experience allows her to recognize when something is awry just by looking at a patient. As trained scientists, physicians also have a trained aesthetic appreciation and the ability to recognize when something is wrong.

Claire Unis is a pediatrician and author of Balance, Pedal, Breathe: A Journey Through Medical School.

She shares her story and discusses her KevinMD article, "Aesthetics and the physician’s eye."

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How an eye for detail can save lives

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