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For those who want to start off the new year with some good and thought-provoking reading:
I find David Brooks to be one of the people most worth reading (NYTimes / syndication) or listening to (NPR and PBS) these days. Even though I don't always agree with him, I appreciate his thoughtful and respectful approach to difficult issues.
He has highlighted what he feels are the best magazine essays of 2012 in two articles last week ("The Sidney Awards"):
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/25/opinion/brooks-the-2012-sidney-awards-i.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/28/opinion/brooks-the-2012-sidney-awards-part-ii.html?ref=davidbrooks&_r=0
I've just started looking at them but so far all I tried to access are available online and free - I just Googled the author and a couple of words from the title.
The article on aging and dementia (A Life Worth Ending) is very relevant to us ER folks and our parents - frightening story but something most of us need to read and think about.
I find David Brooks to be one of the people most worth reading (NYTimes / syndication) or listening to (NPR and PBS) these days. Even though I don't always agree with him, I appreciate his thoughtful and respectful approach to difficult issues.
He has highlighted what he feels are the best magazine essays of 2012 in two articles last week ("The Sidney Awards"):
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/25/opinion/brooks-the-2012-sidney-awards-i.html
http://www.nytimes.com/2012/12/28/opinion/brooks-the-2012-sidney-awards-part-ii.html?ref=davidbrooks&_r=0
I've just started looking at them but so far all I tried to access are available online and free - I just Googled the author and a couple of words from the title.
The article on aging and dementia (A Life Worth Ending) is very relevant to us ER folks and our parents - frightening story but something most of us need to read and think about.