Argumentation and Patient Centered Care

Introduction
• Argumentation and patient centered care
  Francisca Snoeck Henkemans, Nanon Labrie & Roosmaryn Pilgram | pp. 117–119
Article
• The potential of argumentation theory in enhancing patient-centered care in breaking bad news encounters
  Orit Karnieli-Miller & Galit Neufeld-Kroszynski | pp. 120–137
• Commentary by Jean H. M. Wagemans | pp. 138–140
Article
• The role of argumentative strategies in the construction of emergent common ground in a patient-centered approach to the medical encounter
  Sarah Bigi | pp. 141–156
• Commentary by Frans H. van Eemeren | pp. 157–160
Article
• A pragma-dialectical perspective on obstacles to shared decision-making
  Roosmaryn Pilgram & Francisca Snoeck Henkemans | pp. 161–176
• Commentary by Inge Henselmans & Hanneke van Laarhoven | pp. 177–180
Article
• The stereotypicality of symptomatic and pragmatic argumentation in consultations about palliative systemic treatment for advanced cancer
  Aranka Akkermans, Francisca Snoeck Henkemans, Nanon Labrie, Inge Henselmans & Hanneke van Laarhoven | pp. 181–203
• Commentary by Marleen Kunneman, Fania R. Gärtner, Ian G. Hargraves & Victor M. Montori | pp. 204–208
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• Implicit persuasion in medical decision-making: An overview of implicitly steering behaviors and a reflection on explanations for the use of implicitly steering behaviors
  Ellen G. Engelhardt, Arwen H. Pieterse & Anne M. Stiggelbout | pp. 209–227
• Commentary by Lotte van Poppel | pp. 228–230
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• Disputing with patients in person-centered care: Ethical aspects in standard care, pediatrics, psychiatry, and public health
  Christian Munthe, Leila El-Alti, Thomas Hartvigsson & Niels Nijsingh | pp. 231–244
• Commentary by Arwen H. Pieterse & Fania R. Gärtner | pp. 245–248

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