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aning; they become aware of actual or anticipated loss of function, and with that, intimations of their mortality. It is normal, then, that they begin to reflect on what this illness or injury means to them. They find they have needs for some form of sharing their reflections and for supporting thes

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Bhushan C. Behede,Siddharth S. Chakrabarti,Uday S. Wankhede open letter to physicians. Although Parvez Kamangar is providing only one patient’s perspective, this is an essential voice that is not often heard in texts on medical ethics. In Chapters 2 and 3, the issues of communication and the physician-patient relationship are explored in order to better und

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Ashutosh Narayan Singh,Dushyant Singh open letter to physicians. Although Parvez Kamangar is providing only one patient’s perspective, this is an essential voice that is not often heard in texts on medical ethics. In Chapters 2 and 3, the issues of communication and the physician-patient relationship are explored in order to better und

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Shirish M. Kerur,Anand K. Hosamani,Sanket I. Benni,Shivangouda Annigeri,Tushar Javali,Prasadkumar Ar open letter to physicians. Although Parvez Kamangar is providing only one patient’s perspective, this is an essential voice that is not often heard in texts on medical ethics. In Chapters 2 and 3, the issues of communication and the physician-patient relationship are explored in order to better und

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Daijiry Narzary,Subrat Kumar Swain,Jagat Rath,Kalyana C. Veluvolu open letter to physicians. Although Parvez Kamangar is providing only one patient’s perspective, this is an essential voice that is not often heard in texts on medical ethics. In Chapters 2 and 3, the issues of communication and the physician-patient relationship are explored in order to better und

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Param Jogidas,Din Bandhu,Soni Kumari,Kumar Abhishek open letter to physicians. Although Parvez Kamangar is providing only one patient’s perspective, this is an essential voice that is not often heard in texts on medical ethics. In Chapters 2 and 3, the issues of communication and the physician-patient relationship are explored in order to better und

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Mudit M. Saxenahere are circumstances where the disclosure of the purpose of a research study to a potential subject could influence the participation and/or actions of that subject in the study. This concept of ‘non-disclosure’ is separate and distinct from ‘deception’ in that deception involves the process of mi