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Using a case study of sexually transmitted diseases in women, Dr. Adina Nack discusses patient-practitioner interaction styles. Sexually transmitted diseases, especially in women, carry a lot of stigma that can come from the medical professionals. Nack discusses moral surveillance style practitioners, biomedical style practitioners, and patient-centered style practitioners.
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Chapter 1: Doctor-Patient Relationships
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Chapter 2: Case Study: Sexually Transmitted Diseases
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Chapter 3: How Does Practitioner Interaction Style Impact Patients With Stigmatizing Illnesses?
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Chapter 4: Why Does Practitioner Interaction Style Matter?
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Chapter 5: Models of Medical Practitioner Interaction Style
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Chapter 6: Recommendations
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Chapter 7: Conclusion
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