The Citizen Patient: Reforming Health Care for the Sake of the Patient, Not the System (H. Eugene and Lillian Youngs Lehman)
The Citizen Patient considers health care reform from the patient’s point of view. Rather than treating the system as the primary concern, this book examines the importance of organizing medical care around the people it exists to serve, offering a thoughtful perspective on medicine and policy.
About This Book
The Citizen Patient focuses on health care reform and the importance of placing patients at the center of medical decision-making.
Its subtitle contrasts the needs of the patient with the priorities of the health care system, establishing a clear patient-centered perspective.
Written by Nortin M. Hadler, M.D., the book addresses broad questions about how health care can be reconsidered and improved.
This work may interest readers exploring medicine, health policy, and the relationship between individuals and health care institutions.
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