Abstract
Imagine sitting down after work, having some good food and then meeting with an eclectic group of colleagues—physicians, nurses, therapists, secretaries, a minister and a literature professor. All you have in common is a passion for health care, patients and reading. By 2007, groups in 90 different hospitals and other health care settings in 19 states will have done just that. The Literature & Medicine Program
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