S6E16: (The Illusion of) Perfectionism in Medicine
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There are no perfect patients, and it's crucial to acknowledge that doctors are not perfect either. As humans, we are bound to make mistakes. However, the medical learning environment and the pressure to attain perfection can contribute to imposter syndrome and impede professional—and personal—growth. In S6E16, Leen, Margaux, Hạ, and Lina talk about the pressures to be "perfect," the illusion of perfectionism in the field of medicine, and encourage embracing imperfections and recognizing the opportunities they bring for growth and improvement.
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