The House of God
The House of God
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Roy Basch begins his medical internship expecting purpose and professional growth, only to enter a hospital culture shaped by exhaustion, bureaucracy, impossible responsibility, and darkly comic survival rules. Guided by the irreverent senior resident known as the Fat Man, Roy and his fellow interns struggle to preserve their judgment and humanity. Samuel Shem’s The House of God is a satirical medical novel whose humor exposes the emotional damage hidden inside training systems built to demand more than young doctors can safely give.
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