Maimonides

The physician should not treat the disease but the patient who has the disease.

No disease that can be treated by diet should be treated by any other means.

The greatest part of the healing art is to prevent disease.

A physician who is wise will not prescribe a remedy for a disease until he has considered the patient's constitution, age, and habits.

The physician must be a man of integrity, for he holds in his hands the lives of men.

The physician should be cheerful and inspire confidence in his patients.

The best medicine is a good diet, exercise, and a cheerful mind.

The physician should always strive to understand the root cause of the disease, rather than merely treating the symptoms.

The physician should be a student of nature, for nature is the greatest healer.

The physician should be humble and recognize the limits of his knowledge.

The physician should treat all patients with compassion and respect, regardless of their social status or beliefs.

The physician should be a teacher, educating his patients about health and well-being.

The physician should be a lifelong learner, constantly updating his knowledge and skills.

The physician should be a source of hope and encouragement for his patients.

The physician should be a good listener, paying attention to his patients' concerns and fears.

The physician should be a good communicator, explaining medical concepts in a clear and understandable way.

The physician should be a good diagnostician, accurately identifying the nature of the disease.

The physician should be a good therapist, providing effective treatment for the disease.

The physician should be a good counselor, helping his patients cope with illness and stress.

The physician should be a good advocate for his patients, ensuring they receive the best possible care.