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MAKING THE ROUNDS: Memoirs of a Small-Town Doctor shares the stories and insights of a compassionate and creative doctor who practiced family medicine for forty-two years in the small working-class town of Markle, Indiana. This well-crafted account develops the idea that the health of the individual is inextricably linked to the health of the community, and emphasizes the need for doctors to see the vital links between life stories.

This text presents the account of a Mennonite mission doctor tried for a patient's murder. As this suspenseful, true-life drama unfolds, readers are given access to an ancient, clan-based culture few Americans have experienced in a country recently declared by the United Nations as a humanitarian crisis "worse than Darfur.