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In a letter to the editor in the current issue, Anne Rowan-Legg points out that physicians must acknowledge that well-intentioned human acts may lead to unwelcome consequences. Similar to the environmental concept referred to as the ecological footprint, she describes a term relevant to medicine called the medical footprint defined as, what physicians leave with their patients at the end of an encounter, or more specifically, the patient’s perception (or misperception) of their own state of illness or health.

Postgraduate Medical Education: Beyond the Role of the Medical Expert and Towards a Socially Responsible Resident