The social medicine reader /Patients, Doctors, and Illness - 2nd ed. - Durham : Duke University Press, 2005. - 3 v. ; 24 cm.

Contents
Preface to the Second Edition ix
Introduction i
Part I The Experience of Illness
The Nature of Suffering and the Goals of Mcdicine,
Eric I. Cassell 7
Lilacs in September, Katha I'ollitt 21
DiahQtss, james Dickey 22
The Cost of Appearances, Arthm Frank 26
Betting Your Life, Alice Stewart Trillin 32
The Want of Control: Ideas and Ideals in the Management
of Diabetes, Chri5 Feui/fner 41
Spencc + Lila, Bobbie Arin Mason 60
Silver Water, Amy Bloom 71
The Mother-in-Law, Doris Belts 80
Part II The Cultureof Medicine and the Physician-Patient Relationship
Basic Clinical Skills: The First Encounters, Melvin Konner 89
The Learning Curve, Atiil Cuiwmidc 102
Case Study: The "Student Doctor" and a WaryPatient,
Marc D. Basson. Gerald Dworkin, and Eric /. Cnssell 121
A Student's View of a Medical Teaching Exercise,
Abenaa Brewster 127
Primum non tacere: An Ethics of Speaking Up, lames Dwyer 130
Perspective Shift, Daniel Shapiro 143
Facing Our Mistakes, David Hilflker 145
God at the Bedside, Jerome Groopman 154
Part ill Health Care Ethics and the Clinician's Role
Glossary of Basic Ethical Concepts in Health Care
and Research, Nancy M. P. King 161
Ethics in Medicine: An Introduction to Moral Tools and
Traditions, Larry R. Churchill. Nancy M. P. King, and
David Schenck 169
Historical and Contemporary Codes of Ethics; The Hippocratic
Oath, Maimonides' Prayer, the Declaration of Geneva, and the
AMA Principles of Medical Ethics 186
CaseStudy: Please Don't Tell!, Leonard Fleck and
MarciaAngell 191
Invasions, Perri Klass 196
The UseofForce, William Carlos Williams 201
The Lie, Lawrence D. Grouse 205
Informed Consent, Cancer, and Truth in Prognosis,
George /. Annas 208
Offering Truth: One Ethical Approach to the Uninformed
Cancer Patient, Benjamin Freedman 216
What the Doctor Said, Raymond Carver 228
Part IV The End of Life
A Man in His Life, Yehuda Amichai 230
End-of-Life Ethics; Some Common Definitions, Larry R. CburcbiU
and Nancy M. P. King 232
Informed Demand for "Non-Beneficial" Medical Treatment,
Steven H. Miles 235
TheCase ofHeiga Wanglie: ANew Kind of"Right to Die" Case,
Marcia Angell 241
Disconnecting a Ventilator at the Request of a Patient Who
Knows He Will Then Die: The Doctor's Anguish, Miles J. Edwards
and Susan W.ToIle 246
The Promise, 5/in/on OWs 254
Death and Dignity: A Case of Individualized Decision Making,
TimothyE. Quill 256
Correspondence: Death and Dignity: The Case of Diane 263
Doctor, I Want to Die. Will You Help Me? Timothy E. Quill 273
The Chain of Safety, Charles R. Feldstein 286
Try to Remember Some Details, Yehuda Amichai 288
Index to Authors 291
About the Editors 293

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Social medicine.
Social Medicine
Ethics, Clinical
Health Policy
Professional-Patient Relations
Sick Role
Socioeconomic Factors
Terminal Care

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