Korsch, Barbara M.; Harding, Caroline.
New York, Oxford University Press, 1997
Call number: B 400 KOR 1997
"The great revelation of this book--which looks at the ways doctors and patients communicate with each other, and how both sides of the interaction can be improved--is that doctors are as frustrated with doctors as the general public is. Barbara Korsch talks about being belittled and patronized in interactions with her doctor--and he knew she was a fellow physician! This guide, based on Korsch's 50 years of research into doctor-patient dialogue, takes you, the patient, through each step of your interactions with physicians. It illustrates how to start on the proper note and continue until you get the information and treatment you need. The Intelligent Patient's Guide to the Doctor-Patient Relationship is an interesting book for anyone, and a valuable book for people whose physical conditions cause them to spend a lot of time with doctors." (Amazon)
Hertzberg, M.
New York, iUniverse, 2003
A simple guide to improving doctor patient dialogue by understanding each other's point of view.
Call number: B 400 HER 2003
Healthology, 2006
Grossman, Howard.
In: Positively Aware, July/August 2006, pp. 50
Toronto, ON, AIDS Committee of Toronto, 2007
San Francisco, CA, Project Inform, 2007
Making decisions about treating HIV can sometimes feel overwhelming. Developing a personal plan to help you think about, plan for and make treatment decisions can help. Whether considering pharmaceutical drugs or complementary therapies, it’s important that your plan is one you’re comfortable with and feel empowered by. This publication focuses on issues to consider when developing your treatment decision-making plan.
Rockville, MD, AIDS Info, 2007
Stjepanovic, Zoran.
In: Living +, no. 46, January/February 2007, pp. 23-24
Braitstein, Paula.
In: Living +, no. 46, January/February 2007, pp. 20-22
How has the complexity of treatment and drug combinations changed the doctor-patient relationship for people living with HIV?
New Mexico, AIDS InfoNet, 2008