Titlebook: Doctors’ Marriages; A Look at the Proble Michael F. Myers Book 1988 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1988 children.communication.co

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Medical Student Marriages,e of students who are married at entry to medical school varies tremendously, but in some schools this figure may be upwards of 25% and at graduation upwards of 50% to 60%. Hence, a significant number of doctors experience the early years of marriage as students. Many will have fond memories of thos

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Resident Physician Marriages,ting to a new city, a new program, and unfamiliar faces. Some who married before or during medical school may be struggling with a new stage of marriage, that is, trying to decide whether or when to have children. Some residents may be pregnant (or have pregnant wives) and find themselves facing hei

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Prevention,on now. What, if anything, can be done to decrease the frequency of marital distress in doctors as a group, as well as to lessen the anguish of marital upset for the individual doctor and his/her family? If any preventive measures are possible, are they intrinsic to the doctor’s psychological consti