| | Physicians Reveal What They Really Think about Medical Practice!
| | Occasionally a book appears guaranteed to rivet the attention of doctors, patients, policy makers, and Americans as a whole. In Their Own Words is such a book. If you have any interest in what doctors think or how they feel about he practice of medicine, this is a book you should not put down until you have read it from cover to cover. | |  |
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| | You the physician: Your own worst enemy
| | | Barry Lang, MD, JD, a medical malpractice plaintiff's attorney and orthopedic surgeon, admits that doctors have the advantage in most medical malpractice lawsuit trials. |
| | | Make your office accessible to all
| | | When it comes to accommodating people with hearing, visual, mobility, speech, and other impairments, the ball has been in the physician's court since Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act went into effect in 1992. |
| | Physician's Focus: Bad News: How to Deliver It Well
| | | Give a patient bad news, and he or she won't remember much of what you say after that. Here's how to improve communication so a patient retains important information, such as on treatment and follow-up, which is delivered along with a discouraging diagnosis or test results. |
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