Modern medicine asks physicians to be flawless while quietly dismantling the conditions that once made good medicine possible. We are measured constantly - by dashboards, checklists, and thresholds - yet rarely given the time, trust, or space required to think clearly, listen deeply, or remain present with those who need us most. In that compression, clinical judgment erodes - and with it, the trust at the heart of care.In Practicing While Human, Ryan Nadelson, MD, - a pra...