The New York Times - Book Review, Doctored - Sandeep Jauhar
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The New York Times – Book Review, Doctored

The New York Times – Book Review, Doctored

“In Sandeep Jauhar’s arresting memoir about the realities of practicing medicine in America, “Doctored: The Disillusionment of an American Physician,” he describes an interaction he has with a patient at Long Island Jewish Medical Center, where he is the director of the heart failure program. The patient has an abdominal mass and has been transferred to the medical center from another hospital for a preoperative evaluation. Dr. Jauhar tells her that there are some things he needs to figure out before sending her to the operating room.”



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