To honor Ray Andrews’ stewardship of the Donaghue Foundation from 1993 through 2007, the Trustees have established an annual lecture series in his name that will focus on the voice of the patient. This lecture series gives expression to the patient’s experience from a variety of perspectives, such as an individual’s perception of illness, a person’s view of him or herself as a patient, or his or her interaction with family and health care practitioners, the health care system and broader society.
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with reception to follow
Dr. Cassell retired from his practice in internal medicine in 1998 and continues to be active in writing, lecturing and consulting. He is currently professor emeritus at the Weill Medical College of Cornell and an adjunct professor of medicine at McGill University, where he has been engaged in the development of the school's patient-centered Healing Curriculum.
This lecture is open to the public.
Please call or email the Foundation if you plan to
attend so we can properly prepare for the reception.
860.521.9011 • conference@donaghue.org
The Anlyan Center, Yale School of Medicine, 300 Cedar Street, New Haven, CT |
