This volume seeks to provide a clear description of the behavioural medicine perspective on a variety of issues, as well as providing tools and extensive clinical case examples to implement in daily practice. The authors of the book define "behavioural medicine" as an interdisciplinary field that unites biologic and pyschosocial approaches to the practice of medicine. It focuses on the role of behaviour from both clinicians and patients - in determining the success of the medical encounter.
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McGraw-Hill Education - Europe
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Für höhere Schule und Studium
Für Beruf und Forschung
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Höhe: 253 mm
Breite: 183 mm
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978-0-8385-0636-3 (9780838506363)
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Section 1 The doctor and patient: the medical interview; empathy; giving bad news; difficult patients; sexuality and professionalism; suggestion and hypnosis; managed care; physician well-being. Section 2 Working with specific populations: familes; children; adolescents; older patients; cross-cultural communication; lesbian and gay patients; women. Section 2 Health-related behaviour: behavioural change; adherence; smoking; obesity; eating disorders; alcohol and substance use.