The limitations of a negotiation model for perimenopausal women

Article Abstract:

A transactional model is presented to depict the relationship between a physician and a pre-menopausal patient. Unlike the asymmetrical model which shows a powerful physician and a powerless patient, the transactional model portrays the negotiation locus between the physician's knowledge and the patient's knowledge, and is applied to the strategies physicians use to encourage hormone replacement therapy.

Psychological aspects, Models, Physician and patient, Physician-patient relations, Negotiation, Negotiations, Menopause

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Quality of life with asthma: the existential and the aesthetic

Article Abstract:

A survey of what patients suffering chronic, moderately severe asthma considered to be quality of life is discussed. The experience of happiness in important social relationships turns out to be the principal source of value.

Behavior, Chronically ill, Asthmatics

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