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Doctors Without Borders
Johanne Sekkenes (MSF Nurse) said, ''The most difficult aspect of field work is to witness human suffering. Everywhere MSF works you see enormous human suffering. There is nothing to prepare you for this.''
Sekkenes said, "Children are not supposed to die of malnutrition today."
Neil Eisenberg (MSF Physician) said, "It involves a lot of clinical skills, some guesswork, watching, and waiting. You’re not always right."
Eisenberg said, "In the U.S., doctors aren’t trained as much in management and supervision as they are in clinical work. Learning how to manage a large staff is a skill that comes only with practice."
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