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For anyone who has seen Robin Williams in Patch Adams this book is essential reading. The issues raised in the film about the relationships between doctors and their patients are explored in greater detail. The book provides a surprising analysis of the research base on which Patch's approach to clinical care is based. The confidence with which he approaches patients is refreshing, especially in a country where malpractice cover is so...