The Doctors' Lounge

By: Lawrence W. Gold

Dr. Jacob Weizman (88) and his wife Lola (86) Holocaust survivors are mainstays in the medical staff of Brier Hospital. Dr. Weizman, a renowned internist is talking of retiring because of a missed diagnosis.

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Book Description

Multiple threads and story-lines find their resolution in a carefully orchestrated medical treatise. This piece speaks well of the profession, but exposes challenges and vulnerabilities that go along with it. A good read for those who want to know more about what goes on behind the scenes in the privacy of the doctors' lounge.

When we enter the hospital, we place our lives in the hands of physicians. Most are worthy of that trust, but a few are unable or
unwilling to provide the care we need and expect. The reasons are as complicated as the physicians themselves.
The reader gets an insider's view of medicine and its practitioners behind the closed doors of The Doctors' Lounge.

If you enjoy thoughtful medical fiction, take a look at The Doctors' Lounge, a Brier Hospital novel that helps the reader understand the ethical issues that take their toll on medical personnel, patients, and their families.

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