Question

Gawande's medical writing is remarkably detailed, evocative, and clear. He adopts a global perspective in order to discuss complex ideas but is also able to ensure that these lessons are as captivating as they are informative. In many ways, his writing stands as the very model of what we each aspire to in the writing of the final research paper. As a writer, what have you learned from reading Gawande's Better? Are there qualities present in his writing that you might seek to employ in your own work? Please be specific when referring to sections of the text.

what have you learned from reading Gawande's Better?

Answer 1

As a writer, I learned being specific, clear writing helps everyone to understand easily about each medical things through his story writings in poetic way and following globalized standards helps to prevent confusion and the ideas can be imparted to others clearly.

Yes, there are qualities present in his writing i.e. writing remarkably complete patient and family perspectives of suffering, treating or medical ways used to treat and begin and end each paragraph with evocative or logical ideas which we are memorable and clear which helps reader the enjoyment of satisfied senses.

As the Gawande's better writing style is a milestone for the new trends which even speaks of the new technologies and compares the 15 the centuries medical care techniques ideally... His poetic writing inspires every writer to follow his ideas and bring clear imagination of each piece of story in readers mind..