Expert patients: learning from HIV
Abstract
The outbreak of HIV in the early 1980s saw widespread activism among patients and community supporters. The author, a young physician in San Francisco at the time, describes how coming of age as a clinician in the midst of this activism affected her concept of the patient–physician relationship. The insistence of a particular patient, Robert, on specifying his treatment goals illustrates that even people with substantial cognitive challenges can...
Paper Details
Title
Expert patients: learning from HIV
Published Date
Mar 30, 2011
Journal
Volume
20
Issue
Suppl 1
Pages
i67 - i68
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