The medical interview : the three-function approach
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The medical interview : the three-function approach
Mosby, c2000
2nd ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
The 2nd Edition of "The Medical Interview" presents basic interviewing skills in a systematic approach designed to assist students in mastering communicating with patients. A new unit on managing common challenging communicating situations including language and cultural barriers, pediatric and elderly patients, and non-verbal communication has been added. The text emphasizes straightforward tasks, behaviors, and skills that can be easily demonstrated, practiced, and mastered by learners.
Table of Contents
Foreword to the Second Edition Foreword to the First Edition Preface to the Second Edition I. The Three Functions of Effective Interviewing Introduction: Learning to Interview by Using the Three-Function Approach Why Three Functions? Function 1: Build the Relationship Function 2: Assess the Patients Problems Function 3: Manage the Patients Problems II. Meeting the Patient Ten Common Concerns III. Structure of the Interview The Opening The Chief Complaint and Survey of Problems History of Present Illness (Problem Exploration) Past Medical History Family History Patient Profile and Social History The Review of Systems Mental Status IV. Understanding the Patients Emotional Responses Understanding Normal Emotional Responses Understanding Maladaptive Emotional Responses V. Managing Communication Challenges Troubling Personality Styles and Somatization High Risk Health Behaviors and High Risk Life Situations Culture, Cultures, and the Culturally-Sensitive Medical Interview Interviewing the Family Interviewing Elderly Patients Breaking Bad News Sexual Issues in the Interview Selected Psychiatric Problems VI. Higher Order Skills Non-Verbal Communication Psychological Principles (Psychodynamic and Behavioral) Clinical Reasoning, Clinical Inference, and Flexibility Appendix: Table of Skills
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