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

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



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English | 2020 | ISBN: ‎ 1630061638 | 339 pages | True EPUB | 1.5 MB

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

Find the Best Hospital for Your Condition
Demand & Receive the Best Care
Avoid Unnecessary Pain & Complications
Protect Your Health from Human Error
Navigate Emergency Room Care
Educate Yourself on Your Condition & Your Rights
Protect Your Financial Health & Reduce Your Bills
Choose Between Bundling Services Versus “Fee for Service” – Pricing/Pros & Cons
Work the System to Get What You Need
Maximize New and Innovative Ways to Use the Internet for Self-Education
Deal with the Impact of Pandemic Emergencies, Natural Disasters and the Opioid Crisis on Your Care
Learn More about Artificial Intelligence, Robotic surgery and Using Big Data
Decide if “Medicare for All” is Feasible and the Social Determinants on the Allocation of Healthcare
And Much Much More!