并发症
Complications
Atul Gawande · 初版 2002 年
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为什么值得读
- 真实呈现医疗流程中的不确定性与防错机制
- 探讨面对疾病时的学习、试错与反馈循环
外科医生 Atul Gawande 通过扣人心弦的真实病例记录，探讨了医学的力量与局限，从手术刀尖的角度提供了毫无掩饰的审视。Complications 揭示的这门科学并非处于理想化状态，而是其真实原貌——充满不确定性、令人困惑，并且极具人性。
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阿图·葛文德的《医生的修炼》（Complications）是一部将医学描绘为一门不完美科学的精彩之作，我会把它推荐给任何对这个领域感兴趣的人。诸如此类的书让我对完善医学和外科手术充满了希望……
The book Complications, by Atul Gawande is a fantastic account of medicine as an imperfect science that I would recommend to anyone interested in the field. Things like this make me hopeful about perfecting medicine and surgery…
……觉得它们探讨的都是如何至少尝试在任何工作流中消除某些错误。（不过，我有制药领域的背景，可能自带偏见。）我个人很推荐《医生的修炼：一个外科医生的不完美科学笔记》[1]，主要是我很喜欢他简略提到了有时候你明知道会出错却很难去量化，而且你几乎必须去掌握……
…think they all address about how to at least attempt to eliminate some errors from any workflow. (Though, I may be biased with some background in the Pharmaceutical field.) I personally would recommend "Complications: A Surgeon's Notes on an Imperfect Science"[1] , mainly because I like that he briefly addresses how it's sometimes hard to quantify knowing that something will go wrong, and that you almost have to acquire…
……改革一个系统。不过，我不确定这是否有必要——我觉得大多数坚定的理想主义者在真正要做决策的时候都会被边缘化。向任何想读他更多作品的人推荐葛文德的《医生的修炼》。
…reforming a system. Although, I'm not too sure it's necessary - I feel as though most staunch idealists get ignored when it comes time to actually make the decisions. I recommend checking out Gawande's Complications for anyone interested in more of his writing.
阿图·葛文德在《医生的修炼》[1] 里深入讨论了这个。这是一部关于医疗流程的极佳读物，尤其是关于学习过程、试错以及面对疾病时的整个反馈闭环。[1] https://www.amazon.com/Complications-Surgeons-Notes-Imperfec...
Atul Gawande talks about this a lot in "Complications" [1]. A great book about medical procedure, and specifically about the process of learning, trial and error and the whole feedback loop of working with disease. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Complications-Surgeons-Notes-Imperfec...
阿图·葛文德的《医生的修炼》
Complications by Atul Gawande
非虚构类：* 阿图·葛文德的《医生的精进》（还有他的《医生的修炼》，当然还有《清单革命》）* 比尔·布莱森的《万物简史》。虚构类：* 尼尔·盖曼的《脆弱的物件》* ……的《风之名》
Non-fiction: * 'Better' by Atul Gawande (also his 'Complications' and of course 'The Checklist Manifesto') * 'A Short History of Nearly Everything' by Bill Bryson. Fiction: * 'Fragile Things: Short Fictions and Wonders' by Neil Gaiman * 'The Name of the Wind' by…