
Prof. Talia Miron-Shatz of Ono Academic College’s Simon Sroya School of Business recently published, “Now It’s My Turn – Practical Tools for Making Better Medical Decisions.”
The book combines psychology and medicine, offering a practical and engaging guide to one of the most complex crossroads in our lives: how to make sound decisions about health and medical care. It is a Hebrew adaptation and localization for Israeli readers of her U.S.-published book, Your Life Depends on It: What You Can Do to Make Better Choices about Your Health.
Daniel Kahneman, Nobel Prize Laureate, said the following about Miron-Shatz’s book:
“A rare combination of humor, compassion, and profound knowledge. Talia Miron-Shatz provides clear and practical guidance for the most difficult decisions in life.”
This is an essential book for anyone facing a significant medical decision, or supporting a family member through one. It returns power and control to the patient, transforming them from a passive passenger into a co-pilot on their medical journey.
It is also essential reading for physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals who seek to improve medical communication, engage patients more effectively, and enhance patient satisfaction.