What I Didn’t Learn in Medical School: Notes on Medicine, Leadership & the Human Side of Healing - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Medicine is more than metrics. Healthcare is more than systems. And being a doctor means more than a white coat.

As reviewed by AuntMinnieEurope:
“New book explores medicine’s invisible curriculum.”

In this powerful and deeply human collection, Dr. Mathias Goyen, Chief Medical Officer at GE HealthCare and one of LinkedIn’s most thoughtful voices in healthcare, shares the lessons that shaped his journey from radiologist to global medical leader. Not the ones from textbooks or training manuals, but the ones that came from real life: moments of grief, silence, uncertainty, burnout, hope and humor.

With warmth, clarity, and unflinching honesty, Goyen reflects on the conversations that changed him, the questions that never left him, and the truths no one taught him in medical school.

Whether you’re a clinician, a leader, a patient, or simply someone who cares about care, these stories will leave you thinking differently about what it means to heal.

Part memoir, part manifesto and 100% human.

You’ll discover:
• Why listening is a clinical skill
• How to lead with both stethoscope and strategy
• What compassion fatigue really feels like and how to face it
• Why the future of medicine must include curiosity, connection, and courage
• What we should be teaching the next generation of healthcare professionals

This is the book for healthcare professionals. This is the book for anyone who’s ever felt that the real work in medicine begins when the lecture ends.

Mathias Goyen is Professor of Radiology and Chief Medical Officer at GE HealthCare.

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