Hospital Survival Guide: The Patient Handbook to Getting Better and Getting Out

چرا هرگز نباید در ماه ژوئیه عمل جراحی انجام دهید و سایر توصیه‌های نجات بخش!

\"این کتاب توصیه‌های عملی در مورد اینکه چگونه خود را از آسیب و خطا در بیمارستان‌ها دور نگه دارید، ارائه می‌کند. و چگونه می توان در مواردی مانند گیر افتادن با یک هم اتاقی بد یا یک پزشک بی ادب، خود را ابراز کرد، شامل فصل هایی در مورد بردن کودکان به بیمارستان و نحوه آماده شدن قبل از اورژانس است.

WHY YOU SHOULD NEVER HAVE AN OPERATION IN JULY AND OTHER LIFESAVING ADVICE!

"This book offers practical advice about how to keep yourself free from harm and error in hospitals, and how to assert yourself in cases such as getting stuck with a bad roommate or a rude doctor. Includes chapters on taking children to the hospital and how to be prepared before an emergency." — The Wall Street Journal

Hospital Survival Guide is the essential patient handbook to ensure that you and your family emerge from hospital visits healthier than before checking-in and without having to endure excessive stays, pain or indignities. Includes practical tips, warnings and surprising information you doctor might not tell you, such as the fact that July, when the new interns start, is the most dangerous month to have a procedure done at a teaching hospital; EMLA anesthetic cream can be requested to be used on children's skin, allowing for less painful I.V. starts; and washing off all iodine-based antiseptics thoroughly after surgery can prevent chemical burns. Proven tips for reducing hospital bills are also presented.

Dr Sherer will teach you how to:

"I recommend this book for everyone, especially people who are undergoing their first operation in a hospital. Being aware of the services offered or not offered in the hospital and learning ways to reduce anxiety can be invaluable throughout one's hospital stay. For health care providers, the Hospital Survival Guide offers excellent insight into many of the uncertainties that patients face as they enter into the unknown world of the hospital. Even though we hear the alarming statistics every day, the book is a powerful reminder of all of the mistakes that can be made in the course of care and what we all can do to reduce the likelihood of experiencing a medical error ourselves." — P&T® Journal