Cindy Rößler is an actress, but her most intense roles don’t take place in the theater: for medical students, she plays a patient with changing symptoms. Can doctors really learn how to talk to sick people?
Cindy Rößler is an actress in a small theater. Sometimes she slips into roles during the day, sometimes she is a young woman with anorexia, sometimes she is a businesswoman with HIV – hair, clothes and make-up complete the transformation. Your audience? Medical students. Your roll? A patient with changing symptoms of the disease. Future doctors should learn to have conversations with patients.