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Patient’s lived experience
Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 22 (3):339-342 (2019)
Abstract
This editorial presents a special issue gathering four contributions about the patient’s lived experience in the context of deep-brain stimulation. It aims at clarifying the meaning of such an experience and its scope for medical practice, the health system and its legal frame.My notes
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