Lessons in mortality
Critically ill
Sick Role
Sick, psychology
Physician-Patient Relations
Physician and patient
Attitude to Death
Health behavior
Personal narratives
Death
Conduct of life
Psychology
"Writing frankly, Weisse discusses how doctors and patients of cancer, heart disease, stroke, infectious disease, AIDS, and other dire diagnoses deal with illness in the twenty-first century, considering, in turn, how such factors as specialization, rising costs, managed care, the insurance industry…
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