Teaching Doctors How to Say I'm Sorry Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak.
When Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak.
For Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak.
Some Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak.
When Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak.
For Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak. Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak.
Some Seven years ago, on a hill overlooking Portland, I taught fifteen medical students how to apologize. It wasn't part of their curriculum. It wasn't why I was invited to speak.
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