Penultimate Press
read and liked
Terri Griffith's
review of Are We Feeling Better Yet? Women Speak About Health Care in America:
"Okay, I have an essay in here and thought my good read friends should know. It's a great collection. Check it out. "
"Okay, I have an essay in here and thought my good read friends should know. It's a great collection. Check it out. "
PenUltimate Press has recently published a book about women's health and how the healthcare system in America affects women. Especially appropriate for recent news! Here's a synopsis:
In this collection of 21 essays, women from around the country recount their individual efforts to access and receive quality health care within the formidable structure of the U.S. health care system. Their many voices speak with clarity, poignancy, and humor about situations familiar to all who have entered a health care setting on behalf of themselves or their loved ones.
These penetrating stories cover a spectrum of health care conditions, but they unify around the themes of strong self-advocacy and personal empowerment. The book is an enlightening read not only for the health consuming public, but also for health care professionals and or health policymakers. ]]>
PenUltimate Press has recently published a book about women's health and how the healthcare system in America affects women. Especially appropriate for recent news! Here's a synopsis:
In this collection of 21 essays, women from around the country recount their individual efforts to access and receive quality health care within the formidable structure of the U.S. health care system. Their many voices speak with clarity, poignancy, and humor about situations familiar to all who have entered a health care setting on behalf of themselves or their loved ones.
These penetrating stories cover a spectrum of health care conditions, but they unify around the themes of strong self-advocacy and personal empowerment. The book is an enlightening read not only for the health consuming public, but also for health care professionals and or health policymakers.
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