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Ärztliche Taktik: Briefe an einen jungen ArztAvailable to Purchase
S.Karger AG
Status:
Available
ISBN electronic:
978-3-318-04319-8
ISBN print:
978-3-8055-3324-9
Publication date:
1905
Book Details
These letters to a young doctor deal with a physician"s tactics or, as Schlesinger explains in the introduction, the art to win and keep his patients" confidence while never forgetting the aim of all medical practice, i.e. to help the patient. He advises to talk to patients on the same footing and stresses the importance of finding the right words in every situation and for everybody. It is still sound advice. (A Karger "Publishing Highlights 1890–2015" title)
Book Chapter
6 - 8: Berechtigung der ärztlichen Taktik, ärztliche Vorbildung. Free
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Published:1905
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Citation
1905. "Berechtigung der ärztlichen Taktik, ärztliche Vorbildung.", Ärztliche Taktik: Briefe an einen jungen Arzt, F. Schlesinger
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1906
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