MAYO CLINIC GIVES WHITE COAT WISDOM
"FIVE STAR" REVIEW!
"The book is clear, concise and well-written."
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Packed cover to cover with what it's title promotes, May 6, 2008
Anyone who wishes to legally call themselves a health care professional must spend years upon years in medical school and college - certainly these people pick up information the general public never hears about. "White Coat Wisdom" is a through and complete compilation of these little tidbits of advice and knowledge to help you maintain peak physical health - and tips on maintaining peak psychological help as well, covering both tips on disease prevention and achieving greater satisfaction in life. "White Coat Wisdom" is packed cover to cover with what it's title promotes, and is highly recommended for those reasons.
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White Coat Wisdom is about more than pills and prognosis. Each chapter is a real life guide for how doctors and patients can establish the practice of medicine as a safe place with a common purpose…. healing, empathy and understanding.
Larry Pasha, Madison
"Medicine and health care have been undergoing exponential changes that affect patients, providers, and those who finance this immense undertaking. White Coat Wisdom is an easy read that offers insights into the many influences on care from those within the profession. It is just plain enjoyable reading. And for those who might be considering entering the profession of medicine, it certainly reassures that doctors are as varied as our patients! A good read."
Nancy W. Dickey, MD
AMA President, 1998-99
President, Texas A&M Health Science Center
Steve, I attended your lecture here at the med school a few weeks ago, and I bought your book. I work primarily with first and second year medical students, and with your permission, I would like to read from it at a lecture later this semester.
-Laura Zakowski, MD, UW School of Medicine & Public Health, April, 2008
"It is Busalacchi's interview style and the open and honest answers that give the book an air of integrity and intimacy making it a worthwhile read."
Aaron Holbrook, Beaver Dam Daily Citizen, 3/15/08
"I finished your book a couple of weeks back and really loved it. I'm loaning it to a student in our department (agriculture journalism) who is interested in becoming a doctor. Perfect reading for him! Nice job! "
--Larry Meiller, Wisconsin Public Radio, Madison
“I’ll bet that I am the only guy you know who gave your book as a Valentine gift to his wife. Sue absolutely loves it. She knows some of the docs in it, and is reading it voraciously every night.”
--Scott Orme
“This morning I finished your book. Thank you for writing it. Leaving behind all these interesting people is done with mixed emotions. It’s somewhat like moving to a new community, leaving behind old friends, while looking forward to the next book (in this case) or the also enjoyable folks in the new neighborhood. As I read the book, it gave me time to reflect on many little medical and doctor anecdotes in my own life.”
--Ed Fink, Madison
"This gentleman is just fascinating."
--Casey Hoff, WTDY Radio, Madison
“It's an excellent book. I love the tone and way you organized it.”
Drew Kasel, Madison
“What a wonderful book! Thank you so much for your beautiful tribute to my amazing husband. And thank you for donating proceeds to the Medical Society in his memory! He would have been so honored, as am I.”
Jan Viste, Oshkosh
"Inspiring...What treasure this state has in its medical professionals."
--William Wineke, Wisconsin State Journal, Book Review, March 9, 2008
Blog praise, April 2008