From Vulnerable to Empowered: Transforming Your Medical Health and Doctor Experience

To help you use the health care system. A Compass for Navigating the Health Care Field.

Unique and easy to read. Will change how you think aboutdoctors, who are the key determiners of your care. You will be able to interpret and judge your doctor's decisions on therapy and treatment. Dr. Eaglstein clarifies many societal and legal circumstances, affording you a clear path despite the complexities in the way care is given today.

Questions at the beginning of each chapter focus on key information while some information is conveyed by way of quotes, anecdotes and humorous stories.

An essential tool if you frequently deal with medical issues or are entering your senior decades. Also for those considering or entering the health care field.

William H. Eaglstein, MD has had a varied career inthe health sciences. He was a US Navy doctor, Professor, and Chairman of two medical school dermatologydepartments at the Universities of Pittsburgh andMiami. He spent time as a Robert Wood JohnsonFoundation Health Policy Fellow in Washington, DC, and as a research doctor in the Nagoya City UniversityMedical School in Japan.He has served as chairman of a Food and Drug Administration advisorypanel and on an advisory panel to the National Institutes of Health. Hisexperience in industry includes Vice President of Stiefel a GSK company.Dr. Eaglstein received Lifetime Achievement Awards from the WorldUnion of Wound Healing Societies and the Symposium on AdvancedWound Care/Wound Healing Society, as well as Honorary Membershipin the American Academy of Dermatology and the Citation of Merit fromthe University of Missouri School of Medicine.He is currently Emeritus Chairman and Professor, University of Miami, as well as a voluntary advisor in the StanfordUniversity SPARK program.Dr. Eaglstein lives with his wife, Janet, in LosAltos, California, where he pursues his interestsin wound healing, drug development, regulatoryaffairs, contemporary art, and bicycling.