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After The Diagnosis How Patients React And How To Help Them Cope 1st Edition Gary Mcclain

SKU: BELL-2498802

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After The Diagnosis How Patients React And How To Help Them Cope 1st Edition Gary Mcclain instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cengage Learning

File Extension: PDF

File size: 20.43 MB

Pages: 360

Author: Gary McClain, Michelle Buchman

ISBN: 9781435495692, 1435495691

Language: English

Year: 2010

Edition: 1

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After The Diagnosis How Patients React And How To Help Them Cope 1st Edition Gary Mcclain by Gary Mcclain, Michelle Buchman 9781435495692, 1435495691 instant download after payment.

AFTER THE DIAGNOSIS: HOW PATIENTS REACT AND HOW TO HELP THEM COPE provides readers with practical, realistic guidelines that help patients harness both emotional and rational strengths as they communicate with healthcare professionals, gather information, evaluate treatment options, make informed treatment decisions, and manage their condition. AFTER THE DIAGNOSIS is the first and only book to help healthcare professionals, nurses, physician's assistants, nursing assistants, and those from other allied professions understand how newly diagnosed patients react emotionally.