Dr. Peter Ubel offers a physician's perspective on giving patient's the information they need to make a decision, even if it means giving bad advice. The article examines the complications of the physician-patient relationship when it is not simply a directive relationship, but one in which a physicians acts as a patient's guide.
You can find the article here.
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Investigating ideas about how to improve communication in health care.
About Me
- Stephanie
- I am a communication scholar and research supervisor at the Medical College of Wisconsin. My combination of communication and clinical research experience has fueled my interest and expertise in health communication, including physician-patient and nurse-patient communication. I am also interested in the conduct and management of medical research, including communication about medical research and ethical issues in medical research.
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