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Cambridge University Press
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English

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Subjects
Patient participation, Handbooks, manuals, Patient education, Patients, Patient Education as Topic, Popular Works, Decision making, Patient Participation, Medical social work

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Table of Contents

Letter to patients : on becoming the "good" patient and finding the "right" doctor / Leonard Groopman
Becoming an active member of your health care team / William Norcross
Information that will help you with advance planning for your health care / Mark Wicclair
What do you do now? responding to medical emergencies / Kenneth V. Iserson
What you need to know about medical errors / Erica Friedman and Rosamond Rhodes
Being informed when you give consent to medical care / Ben Rich
Beware of scorecards / James Strain and Rosamond Rhodes
Transplantation 101 : negotiating the system / Aaron Spital and Steven Smith
When the illness is psychiatric / Leonard Groopman
On the horizon : genetic testing / Robyn Shapiro
To be or not to be, a research subject? / Eric Meslin and Peter Schwartz
Information that will help you make health care decisions for adult family members / Mark Wicclair
Caring for individuals with Alzheimer's : ethical issues along the way / Robyn Shapiro
When the patient is a child / Timothy Yeh
Care of elders / Claudia Landau and Guy Micco
Being and thinking / Hina Singh ... [et al.]
Your guide to pain management / Ben Rich
The hardest decisions : when treatment stops working / Timothy Quill and Mindy Shah
What you need to know about disasters / Griffin Trotter
Making the internet work for you : researching your health questions / Bette Anton.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Cambridge, New York
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Handbooks, manuals, etc

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610.69/6
Library of Congress
R727.42 .S87 2010, R727.42.S87 2010

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Pagination
p. cm.

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OL23861764M
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survivinghealthc0000unse
ISBN 13
9780521767965, 9780521744416
LCCN
2009042399
OCLC/WorldCat
459209680

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