“…Literature provides a ready source, an insight in to what Scott calls 'the common and shared patterns of response to critical situations, or into unique and individual responses to crises' , and may also enrich the language and thought of the medical practitioner. 14 Medical, technical language can and does set physicians apart from patients. At the time when the patient is most in need of support and understanding, clinical language can create a wider gulf, thereby isolating the patient from the proper concern.…”