β Scribed by Kinney, K.D.
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Note continued: 16.The Cancer Specialist as a Teacher of the Patient and Family: The Lead-Up to Treatment -- 17.The Physician as an Educator after Treatment: Using the Cancer as a Tool -- 18.The Journey from the Referring Doctor to the Oncologist: Uncertainty, Anxiety, and Hope along the Way -- 19.More on Physician Leadership: Being in Charge -- 20.Influences on Cancer Patients' Attitudes and Receptiveness -- 21.Communication When There Is Still Optimism for Cure -- 22.Communication Once Treatment Failure Is Obvious -- 23.Hospice Care -- 24.Facing Death and Dying with the Patient.;Machine generated contents note: pt. I Intellectual Considerations -- Prologue -- 1.Influences on My Development -- 2.Why the Book? -- 3.Protecting What's Good through the Educational Process: Capitalizing on the Gene Pool -- 4.Oncology Is Not for the Emotionally Stingy -- 5.Hope -- 6.Finding New Purpose after Enduring the Cancer Olympics -- 7.Changing Times, Changing Methods, Unchanging Mission -- 8.Seeking Functionality within a Moral Framework -- 9.A Practical Adaptation of the Original Oath in Search for Modern Relevance -- 10.Death and Dying: Natural and Otherwise -- 11.Suicide: Patient Conceived, Planned, and Consummated -- pt. II Interacting with Cancer Patients and Their Families -- 12.Informal Physician-Patient Communication -- 13.Patient Confidentiality and Special Patient Circumstances -- 14.Essentials of Communication Skills: Listening, Hearing, Reading Body Language -- 15.Gaining the Patient's Confidence;Navigating the tumultuous waters of cancer treatment and decision making is difficult for all patients. It is also difficult for doctors and other medical personnel. This books deals with a variety of emotion-related and ethics issues that form much of the basis of the world of cancer related medicine: the responsibilities of the physician relative to truth, full disclosure, patient autonomy, death and dying, physician assisted suicide, and suicide in general among cancer patients.
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