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Women's health as a medical specialty and a clinical science
Chapter by: Hoffman E; Massion C
in: Women, health, and the mind by Sherr L; St. Lawrence JS [Eds]
Chichester; New York : Wiley, 2000
pp. ?-?
ISBN: 0471998796
CID: 2748
Women's health in Israel and the United States--a cross-cultural perspective
Hoffman E; Avgar A
PMID: 11281012
ISSN: 1523-7036
CID: 25932
The women-centered health care team: integrating perspectives from managed care, women's health, and the health professional workforce
Hoffman E; Maraldo P; Coons HL; Johnson K
PMID: 9439197
ISSN: 1049-3867
CID: 25936
Women at midlife
Hoffman, Eileen
Princeton, NJ : Films for the Humanities & Sciences, c1996
Extent: 1 videocassette (ca. 29 min.) : sd., col. ; 1/2 in.
ISBN: n/a
CID: 1371902
Women's health and health reform: who will deliver primary care to women?
Hoffman E; Johnson K
PMCID:2588945
PMID: 8903044
ISSN: 0044-0086
CID: 25937
Women's health and enhancing generalism in internal medicine
Hoffman E; Johnson K
PMID: 7472702
ISSN: 0884-8734
CID: 25938
Women's health and managed care: implications for the training of primary care physicians
Hoffman E; Johnson K
The growth of managed care is changing the practice of medicine; it has a direct impact on the quality of care offered to women and may erode gains made in the field of women's health. Graduate medical education must be transformed if women's health is to be effectively represented in the evolving health care system. An interdisciplinary primary care specialty in women's health is the best strategy for preparing physicians to deliver cost-effective comprehensive care to women in a changing health care marketplace
PMID: 7860958
ISSN: 0098-8421
CID: 12833
Our health, our lives : a revolutionary approach to total health care for women
Hoffman, Eileen
New York : Pocket Books, 1995
ISBN: 0671880853
CID: 640
Love and sex after 60: how to evaluate and treat the sexually-active woman
Butler RN; Lewis MI; Hoffman E; Whitehead ED
In the medical evaluation of older female patients with sexual problems, you need to assess the woman's psychological state, as well as her physical condition. An important question to ask is whether her level of sexual activity is satisfactory to her. Women's early sexual experiences, in some cases including childhood sexual abuse, impact greatly on their sexuality in later life. When sexual problems are related to the menopause, customized hormone replacement therapy is the treatment of choice. Other clinical factors that impact on older women's sexuality include urinary incontinence, breast surgery, and hysterectomy
PMID: 7959074
ISSN: 0016-867x
CID: 25939
Love and sex after 60: how to evaluate and treat the impotent older man. A roundtable discussion: Part 2
Butler RN; Lewis MI; Hoffman E; Whitehead ED
In the medical evaluation of older men with erectile dysfunction, obtain a detailed history to determine whether the dysfunction is organic or psychogenic. Determine if there are underlying pathologic processes--most notably vascular diseases--or other factors responsible for the dysfunction, such as medications or nerve or arterial damage from surgery. Lifestyle changes in mid-life (regular exercise, a low-fat diet, and smoking cessation) increase a man's chances of remaining potent as he grows older. Treatments for impotence include injection therapy, vacuum devices, and implants. Each therapy has advantages and disadvantages, and the informed patient plays an important role in choosing the therapy that is right for him
PMID: 7926846
ISSN: 0016-867x
CID: 67260