Presenting and discussing menu of treatment options good for patients, physicians

A significant proportion of medical treatment decisions, perhaps the majority, are not clear-cut. Which is better for a specific patient — medication or surgery, medication or talk therapy, or even no treatment?

A significant proportion of medical treatment decisions, perhaps the majority, are not clear-cut. Which is better for a specific patient — medication or surgery, medication or talk therapy, or even no treatment?

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Presenting and discussing menu of treatment options good for patients, physicians

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