Health communication : strategies for health professionals
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Health communication : strategies for health professionals
Appleton & Lange, c1998
3rd ed
- pbk. : alk. paper
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Note
Peter G. Northouse's name appears first on earlier editions
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Written by experienced professionals in the fields of nursing and communication, this unique text helps nurses and other health care professionals improve their personal communication style for more effective provider-patient communication. KEY TOPICS: This third edition delivers up-to-date, fact-based research and theoretical information in easy-to-understand terms. New models of communication have been added as well as a new chapter on multi-cultural issues. New material on communicating across the lifespan has been integrated throughout the book. MARKET: All nursing and allied health students.
Table of Contents
1. An Introduction to Health Communication.
Definitions of Communication. Basic Assumptions about Human Communication. Selected Models of Communication. Selected Health-Related Models. A Model of Health Communication. Summary.
2. Communication Variables in Health Care.
Empathy. Control. Trust. Self-Disclosure. Confirmation. Summary.
3. Communication in Health Care Relationships.
Professional-Patient Relationships. Professional-Professional Relationships. Professional-Family Relationships. Patient-Family Relationships. Summary.
4. Nonverbal Communication in Health Care Settings.
The Importance of Nonverbal Communication in Health Care. The Nature of Nonverbal Communication. Dimensions of Nonverbal Communication. Summary.
5. Interviewing in the Health Care Context.
Interviewing Defined. Types of Interviews in Health Care Settings. Phases in the Interview Process. Communication Techniques in Interviews. Summary.
6. Small Group Communication in Health Care.
Definition of Small Group Communication. Types of Health Care Groups. Components of Small Groups. Phases of Small Groups. Summary.
7. Conflict and Communication in Health Care Settings.
Conflict Defined. Kinds of Conflict. Theoretical Approaches to Conflict. Styles of Approaching Conflict. Communication Approaches for Conflict Resolution. Summary.
8. Ethics and Health Communication.
Dimensions of Biomedical Ethics. Informed Consent: A Communication Issue. Honesty and Truth Telling: A Communication Responsibility. Ethics Committees: The Process of Ethical Decision Making. Summary.
9. Intercultural Communication and Health Care.
Intercultural Communication Defined. Related Concepts. Two Major Characteristics of Culture. Elements in Intercultural Communication. Ways to Promote Effective Intercultural Communication. Summary.
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