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Asking Tough Questions Resources
Text Resources for Articles and Columns
Columns by Dr. Lori Whittaker Asking Questions (HTML) - word count:562; reading level: 13.1 Asking Questions, Long (.doc) - word count:562; reading level: 13.1 Asking Questions, Short (.doc) - word count:149; reading level: 14.9
Author photos Dr_Whittaker_BMP (for print) Dr_Whittaker_JPG (for web sites)
Other resources... The key to being a smart patient is being proactive about your care, Dr. Oz (of the Oprah Show) says, If you hear a doctor say something that doesn't sound right to you, speak up.
Video Resources for Online Publications
Who: Dr. Lori Whittaker The key to being a smart patient is being proactive about your care and asking the right questions even if they are uncomfortable or embarrassing. Dr. Whittaker shares tips on how to communicate with your doctor.
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