Dr. Aleshin Case Analysis

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Dr. Aleshin did a superb job in the inpatient/consultation service in December. Not only did he display professionalism and he also approached each case with meticulous care and enthusiasm. For example, a couple of medicine attendings commented on Alex’s calm and compassionate demeanor at bedside and during family meetings. At least a couple of times, he rushed to catch shuttle to attend meetings or clinics at Stanford. He would consciously come back to VA to take care of unfinished issues.

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