Communicating with Medical Patients
1st Edition
Published on 25. August 1989
Book
Hardback
288 pages
978-0-8039-3216-6 (ISBN)
Description
Designed to synthesize a growing international and interdisciplinary body of experience, this volume provides a mandate and a charge to medicine to fundamentally transform the traditional clinical method and the social relations it fosters between doctor and patient and between student and teacher. The contributors challenge the medical establishment to change their clinical method from that of a disease-centred to a patient-centred one. Four sections deal with issues related to the doctor's own transformation, the medical interview, teaching and learning, and validation.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
Thousand Oaks
United States
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Weight
530 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-8039-3216-6 (9780803932166)
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Content
INTRODUCTION - Moira Stewart and Debra Roter
The Need for a Transformed Clinical Method - Ian McWhinney
PART ONE: TRANSFORMING THE PHYSICIAN
Doctors Learning Communication Skills - W Wayne Weston and Mack Lipkin Jr
Developmental Issues
Balint Groups in Clinical Training - Jacques Frenette and Fernand Blondeau
Physician Self-Awareness - Mark F Longhurst
The Neglected Insight
PART TWO: APPLYING THE NEW CLINICAL METHOD
The Importance of Patient's Beliefs - W Wayne Weston and Judith Belle Brown
Evaluating the Patient's Primary Problem(s) - Richard Frankel and Howard Beckman
Eliciting Patients' Feelings - Antony Cox
Patient-Centered Clinical Interviewing - Joseph H Levenstein et al
PART THREE: TEACHING AND EVALUATION
Consultation Skills of Young Doctors - Benefits of Undergraduate Feedback Training in Interviewing - Peter Maguire, Susan Fairbairn and Charles Fletcher
A Model for Teaching Doctor-Patient Communication during Residency - Theo Schofield and Paul Arntson
Curriculum Structuring to Enhance Communication Skill Development - Suzanne Kurtz
Evaluating Undergraduate Training - A Checklist for Medical Interviewing Skills - Herro Kraan et al
PART FOUR: RESEARCH ISSUES
A. ASSESSING AND SYNTHESIZING THE LITERATURE
Which Facets of Communication have Strong Effects on Outcome - A Meta Analysis - Debra Roter
Design Issues in Research on Doctor-Patient Communication - Thomas S Inui and William B Carter
Analysis of Verbal and Non-Verbal Behavior in Doctor-Patient Encounters - William B Stiles and Samuel M Putnam
B. FUTURE DIRECTIONS
Outcome Based Research on Doctor-Patient Communication - Howard Beckman, Sherrie H Kaplan and Richard Frankel
A Review
The Impact of the Doctor-Patient Relationship on Outcomes of Chronic Disease - Sherrie H Kaplan, Sheldon Greenfield and John E Ware Jr
The Past and the Future of Research in Doctor-Patient Relations - Barbara M Korsch
The Need for a Transformed Clinical Method - Ian McWhinney
PART ONE: TRANSFORMING THE PHYSICIAN
Doctors Learning Communication Skills - W Wayne Weston and Mack Lipkin Jr
Developmental Issues
Balint Groups in Clinical Training - Jacques Frenette and Fernand Blondeau
Physician Self-Awareness - Mark F Longhurst
The Neglected Insight
PART TWO: APPLYING THE NEW CLINICAL METHOD
The Importance of Patient's Beliefs - W Wayne Weston and Judith Belle Brown
Evaluating the Patient's Primary Problem(s) - Richard Frankel and Howard Beckman
Eliciting Patients' Feelings - Antony Cox
Patient-Centered Clinical Interviewing - Joseph H Levenstein et al
PART THREE: TEACHING AND EVALUATION
Consultation Skills of Young Doctors - Benefits of Undergraduate Feedback Training in Interviewing - Peter Maguire, Susan Fairbairn and Charles Fletcher
A Model for Teaching Doctor-Patient Communication during Residency - Theo Schofield and Paul Arntson
Curriculum Structuring to Enhance Communication Skill Development - Suzanne Kurtz
Evaluating Undergraduate Training - A Checklist for Medical Interviewing Skills - Herro Kraan et al
PART FOUR: RESEARCH ISSUES
A. ASSESSING AND SYNTHESIZING THE LITERATURE
Which Facets of Communication have Strong Effects on Outcome - A Meta Analysis - Debra Roter
Design Issues in Research on Doctor-Patient Communication - Thomas S Inui and William B Carter
Analysis of Verbal and Non-Verbal Behavior in Doctor-Patient Encounters - William B Stiles and Samuel M Putnam
B. FUTURE DIRECTIONS
Outcome Based Research on Doctor-Patient Communication - Howard Beckman, Sherrie H Kaplan and Richard Frankel
A Review
The Impact of the Doctor-Patient Relationship on Outcomes of Chronic Disease - Sherrie H Kaplan, Sheldon Greenfield and John E Ware Jr
The Past and the Future of Research in Doctor-Patient Relations - Barbara M Korsch