The Unfettered Urologist - What I Never Had Time to Tell You in a Fifteen Minute Office Visit

Martha Boone

Maison d'édition: Morgan James Publishing

Synopsis

“Dr. Boone shares her insight into common urology problems with the great integrity I’ve witnessed for 35 years. A must read for patients and doctors alike.” —Raju Thomas, MD, FACS, Professor and Chair of Urology, Tulane University Medical SchoolMany patients leave the doctor's office feeling frustrated and rushed, with unanswered questions.It's a common concern—that by expediting a patient's visit, doctors may miss important information for the sake of brevity. And for patients seeking to discuss alternative therapies outside of conventional medicine, they especially need time to discuss and confirm the truth of their personal research.In The Unfettered Urologist, readers will learn and benefit from the opinions, intuition, and common sense of Martha B. Boone, MD—a urologist with over thirty years of working experience and fifteen years of collegiate study. Those seeking detailed insight into the world of urology will learn what Dr. Boone always wanted to tell her patients, but could never pack into a fifteen-minute office visit.The Unfettered Urologist explains:Common urology problems and options for readers to start treatment at home, with the confidence of an experienced specialistInside information not available in medical texts or medical websitesImportant questions to facilitate office visits when neededWhen to save healthcare dollars for prevention and treatment (prior to seeing a doctor)The inner workings of the medical profession and thus be able to better utilize the systemTrue stories of medical scenarios and real-life casesHealing techniques outside of conventional medicine that have worked in conjunction with traditional medicineIn some cases, how to avoid invasive proceduresEntertaining, informative, and packed with unexpected insight, The Unfettered Urologist leads readers through the health care system with humor and candor.

Disponible depuis: 15/08/2023.

Longueur d'impression: 221 pages.

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