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Two roads ahead: “I fear to be a patient” vs. “Opportunities for Patient-Clinician Partnership”–Susannah Fox

June 17, 2011 By Susannah Fox 8 Comments

Treat yourself to 3 minutes of Don Berwick’s 2009 speech on patient-centered care, which at a certain point becomes an elegy: Now cheer yourself up with the latest article from the Journal of Participatory Medicine: “The Cancer Supportive Care Model: A Patient-Partnered Paradigm Shift in Health Care Delivery,” by Elias Anaissie and Tara Mink.

Filed Under: e-patient stories, hc's problem list, JoPM, Why PM

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