CHAPTER SIXTEEN / CHAPITRE
SEIZE
Slow as a Glacier, Equally Relentless: Patient-Centred
Medicine
Lent comme un glacier, mais tout aussi implacable: la médecine centrée
sur le patient
Topics in this page /
Sujets ici
France et en français
FORCES (see also / voir aussi ch. 11, 12, 15)
Race and Class
/ Race et classe sociale
Indigenous Peoples / Populations
indigènes
Bioethics
and Patient Activism / Bioéthique et activisme des patients
Palliative Care / Soins
Palliatifs
Right to Die, Euthanasia / Droit de
mourir, euthanasie
Education: Competencies,
Narrative, Humanities / Education: Compétences,
Narration, Humanités
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