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July 19, 2012: Dr. Frederick M. Barken is a primary care physician. He practiced solo Internal Medicine in Tompkins County for nearly 25 years, until unfavorable trends in US health care policy made that practice no longer a possibility.
Upon leaving practice he set out to write about his professional experiences and to record his reflections on the practice of primary care medicine. Using personal anecdotes accumulated over a quarter-century of care, he reminds us of the central role of the physician-patient relationship as the cornerstone of American health.
The result is his new book, Out Of Practice: Fighting For Primary Care Medicine In America.
(this episode originally aired in June 2011)
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Piece Description
July 19, 2012: Dr. Frederick M. Barken is a primary care physician. He practiced solo Internal Medicine in Tompkins County for nearly 25 years, until unfavorable trends in US health care policy made that practice no longer a possibility.
Upon leaving practice he set out to write about his professional experiences and to record his reflections on the practice of primary care medicine. Using personal anecdotes accumulated over a quarter-century of care, he reminds us of the central role of the physician-patient relationship as the cornerstone of American health.
The result is his new book, Out Of Practice: Fighting For Primary Care Medicine In America.
(this episode originally aired in June 2011)
Timing and Cues
Show has no breaks and is timed to 29:00 exactly.





