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Robert C. Charman, M.D., Author, Physician, Professor of Medicine & New Hampshire Resident Robert Charman is Associate Professor of Medicine and Director of Graduate Education at the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center. Educated at Dartmouth and the Cornell Medical School, Dr. Charman interned at the University of Rochester and did his residency at Yale. He joined the staff of the Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Hanover, NH in 1967. He lives in Lebanon, New Hampshire. |
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At Risk: Can the Doctor-Patient Relationship Survive in a High-Tech World? Robert C. Charman, M.D. 
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In this book, Dr. Robert Charman makes a compelling analysis of what's gone wrong with the doctor-patient relationship in the face of impersonal modern technology and soaring health costs, and offers unique prescriptions for developing a close interaction–what he calls the "healing team"–of patient and physician. He writes from the perspective of a dedicated physician with more than 25 years in general practice and as a highly respected member of the faculty of the Dartmouth Medical School.
"A clear, well-written book... for the patient and the doctor, both of whom it urges to play a role in developing new mechanisms to determine the quality and availability of medical care in the future." –Thomas M. Debevoise, Dean Emeritus, Vermont Law School |
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