In the Hands of Doctors: Touch and Trust in Medical Care (original) (raw)

The review critiques a book that aims to address the historical significance of touch and trust in the physician-patient relationship, emphasizing the challenges faced in family medicine. The reviewer expresses disappointment as the book prioritizes personal anecdotes over rigorous scholarly analysis and fails to adequately represent the complexities of family medicine practice. The review eventually calls for greater awareness and advocacy for quality primary care services, highlighting the need for improved education and training in person-centered care.