Fact1: using humor rather than doctor-centered psychotherapy provides him with new purpose in life, Fact2: doctors treat patients as patients and not bond as people, Fact3: Adams Because of is expelled from medical school this and incidents such as setting up giant pair of legs during obstetric conference, Fact4: death be treated with dignity and sometimes even humor, Fact5: Patch patient met while in mental hospital
Output: Hunter Patch Adams Robin Williams is suicidal and admits himself to a mental institution. Once there, he finds that using humor, rather than doctorcentered psychotherapy, better helps his fellow patients and provides him with a new purpose in life. Because of this he wants to become a medical doctor and two years later enrolls at the Medical College of Virginia now known as VCU School of Medicine as the oldest first year student. He questions the schools soulless approach to medical care and clashes with the schools Dean Walcott Bob Gunton, who believes that doctors must treat patients as patients and not bond with them as people. Because of this and incidents such as setting up a giant pair of legs during an obstetric conference, he is expelled from the medical school, although he is later reinstated when it becomes apparent to the school that his unconventional methods often help cure his patients. Adams encourages medical students to work closely with nurses, learn interviewing skills early, and argues that death should be treated with dignity and sometimes even humor. Adams begins a friendship with fellow student Carin Fisher Monica Potter and develops his idea for a medical clinic built around his philosophy of treating patients using humor and compassion. With the help of Arthur Mendelson Harold Gould, a wealthy man who was a patient whom Patch met while in the mental hospital, he purchases 105 acres 425,000 m2 in West Virginia to construct the future Gesundheit! Institute. Together with Carin, medical student Truman Schiff Daniel London, and some old friends, he renovates an old cottage into a clinic. When they get the clinic running, they treat patients without medical insurance and perform comedy sketches for them. Patchs friendship with Carin soon turns into romance. When she tells him that she had been molested as a child, Patch comforts her and reassures her that she can overcome her pain by helping others. Encouraged, Carin wants to help a disturbed patient, Lawrence Larry Silver Douglas Roberts. But Larry then murders Carin and commits suicide. Patch is guiltridden by Carins death and begins to question the goodness in humanity. Standing on a cliff, he contemplates suicide again and asks God for an explanation. He then sees a butterfly that reminds him that Carin had always wished she was a caterpillar that could turn into a butterfly and fly away. The butterfly lands on his medical bag and shirt before flying away. With his spirits revived, Patch decides to dedicate his work to her memory. He is expelled from medical school a second time for running a clinic and practicing medicine without a license and because of complaints that he has made his patients uncomfortable which is obviously not true. He files a grievance with the state medical board on the advice of his former medical school roommate, conservative Mitch Roman Philip Seymour Hoffman. Patch succeeds in convincing the board that he must treat the spirit as well as the body. The board allows him to graduate and he receives a standing ovation from the packed hearing room. At graduation, Patch receives his diploma and, bowing to the professors and audience, reveals his naked bottom.