It is the end of August 2019. I wheel a cart piled high with the contents of my office out through the clinic's sliding glass doors. Interspersed between the textbooks and files and boxes are multiple bouquets of flowers, creating an oddly festive jumble.
I reflect on my last patient of the day. Maybe the last patient I will ever see in this clinic
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How I Got Lost in an Abyss of Electronic Clicks -- and Found My Way Back
Jennifer L. Lycette, MD
DisclosuresMay 23, 2022
It is the end of August 2019. I wheel a cart piled high with the contents of my office out through the clinic's sliding glass doors. Interspersed between the textbooks and files and boxes are multiple bouquets of flowers, creating an oddly festive jumble.
I reflect on my last patient of the day. Maybe the last patient I will ever see in this clinic
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Jennifer L. Lycette, MD
Medical Director, Providence Oncology and Hematology Care Clinic, Seaside, Oregon
Disclosure: Jennifer L. Lycette, MD, has disclosed no relevant financial relationships.