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Here's what you need to know about neurosurgeon Dr. David Langer forward of Netflix's latest medical docuseries, 'Lenox Hill.’ Keep reading for more.

Netflix's new clinical documentary sequence spotlights one of New York City's hospitals: the Upper East Side's Lenox Hill, in an eight-episode display by way of the same name.

Lenox Hill displays the joy and the strain of everyday existence at the medical institution, and is especially poignant bearing in mind the entire tireless work being achieved at hospitals during the present COVID-19 pandemic. 

The docuseries seems to be at four doctors, one of whom is David Langer, the chair of Lenox Hill's neurosurgery department. Keep studying for the entirety you wish to have to find out about David.

Who is Dr. David Langer?

Dr. David Langer is the chair of Lenox Hill's neurosurgery division, a department he founded after being recruited as director of neurosurgery in 2013. He's additionally a professor of neurosurgery and radiology at the Donald and Barbara Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell.

The third-generation doctor has been identified as a Top Doctor and Best Doctor by way of a large number of publications, and has advanced a project "focused on the use of social networking technology and video to enhance the patient experience" referred to as Playback Health, which is likened to "a Snapchat and Instagram for healthcare."

The award-winning surgeon has made a number of appearances on CNN, FOX, ABC, and CBS, and has been featured on The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, and is dedicated to practising "Mindful Moments" steadily before each surgical treatment.

How mindfulness is helping the Lenox Hill surgeons.

Before every neurosurgical process at Lenox Hill, Dr. Langer and his staff take a moment to be told in regards to the particular person behind the affected person, which in keeping with the surgeon, helps everyone transform extra present and emotionally invested in the procedure. 

"It's the humanity of your own patient that matters," says one doctor within the trailer for the series.

"So, this is a 55-year-old guy," David tells his crew forward of surgical operation. "Unfortunately he had a stroke about a year ago." 

The surgeon's aim is to remind everybody that they are "taking care of a person with a family, with goals and a career, and you know, children, grandchildren."

"It gives us a feeling of oneness," he says of the mindfulness practice. "And I think the staff feels more a part of what we're doing." David explains that briefing his workforce concerning the person in the back of the affected person is helping the doctors keep in mind "what really is most important" about treating the human being, adding that the doctors "know that if it was us, we'd want it done that way."

"We have to set the standard for how this is done," David says of the 5 most essential minutes of mind surgical operation centered on seeing the person at the back of the affected person. "We're going to go beyond just the expectation and I think that hopefully feeds and spreads outside of the operating room to the way we all treat each other and I think that's critical to being successful right now."

There appears to be no higher moment than this one to look at this inspiring sequence about the doctors at the frontline.

Stream Lenox Hill on Netflix, Wednesday, June 10.

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