Bedside Manners

Description:

subjects: Attitude,  Authoritarianism,  Biomedical Technology,  Communication,  Complementary Therapies,  Deception,  Diagnosis,  Education, Medical,  History,  History, 19th Century,  History, 20th Century,  Medical Sociology,  Medical care,  Medical education,  Medicine,  Mental health,  Paternalism,  Patient Care,  Patient compliance,  Patients,  Pharmaceutical Preparations,  Physician and patient,  Physician-Patient Relations,  Physicians,  Placebos,  Psychotherapy,  Social Dominance,  Sociology, Medical,  Trust,  New York Times reviewed,  Medicine, history,  Delivery of Health Care,  Health Services

Places: England,  Great Britain,  United States

Times: 19th century,  20th century