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The author stacks the evidence for her central conclusion by comparing "lemons" (noncaring, insufficiently communicative male physicians) with "peaches" (caring, communicative female nurse practitioners). Despite the stereotypically loaded argument, this exploration of inadequate and helpful communication styles is worth the attention of all physicians, men and women, who wish to improve the effectiveness of their dialogs with patients.
LITERATURE OF MEDICINE
Reviews and Notes: Clinical Assessment: Nursing Wounds: Nurse Practitioners/Doctors/Women Patients/and the Negotiation of Meaning
15 October 1995 | Volume 123 Issue 8 | Page 639
S Fisher. 253 pages. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers Univ Pr; 1995. $45.00 hard cover, $17.00 paper. ISBN 0-8135-2181-5. Order phone 800-446-9323.
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