Interviewing and patient care
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Interviewing and patient care
Oxford University Press, 1996
4th ed
- :hbk
- :pbk
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Note
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
- Volume
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:hbk ISBN 9780195064438
Description
This standard text on medical interviewing retains its core of open-ended and more directed interviewing techniques, but the fourth edition is more firmly anchored in the everyday practice of medicine. It contains much new material on the components of the medical history, interviewing cognitively impaired patients, interviewing children and their paretns and the elderly, the interview in continuing care and =when time is limited, and may other practical issues. 'The book deserves to be read and assimilated by every beginning health care professional' Psychosomatics
Table of Contents
- 1. The Interview in Clinical Medicine
- 2. Basic Interviewing
- 3. The Medical History
- 4. Interviewing Patients Under Special Circumstances
- 5. Emotional Responses to Patients and to Illness
- 6. Intervieiwng Children
- 7. Interviewing the Family
- 8. Interviewing the Older Adult
- 9. Continuing Care
- 10. Giving Bad News/Discussing Advance Directives
- Volume
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:pbk ISBN 9780195064445
Description
This standard text on medical interviewing retains its core of open-ended and more directed interviewing techniques, but the fourth edition is more firmly anchored in the everyday practice of medicine. It contains much new material on the components of the medical history, interviewing cognitively impaired patients, interviewing children and their parents and the elderly, the interview in continuing care and when time is limited, and many other practical
issues.
Table of Contents
- 1. The Interview in Clinical Medicine
- 2. Basic Interviewing
- 3. The Medical History
- 4. Interviewing Patients Under Special Circumstances
- 5. Emotional Responses to Patients and to Illness
- 6. Intervieiwng Children
- 7. Interviewing the Family
- 8. Interviewing the Older Adult
- 9. Continuing Care
- 10. Giving Bad News/Discussing Advance Directives
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