
Handbook of Communication in Anaesthesia, Pain Management, and Intensive Care
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- Section I Principles of communication
- 1: Introduction
- 2: Structures
- 3: How words hurt
- 4: Language and the subconscious
- 5: Narrative and metaphor in anaesthesia
- Section 2 Routine clinical applications
- 6: The pre-operative visit
- 7: Consent
- 8: Perioperative care
- 9: Pain
- Section 3 Specific clinical contexts
- 10: Pregnancy and childbirth
- 11: Children
- 12: Critical care
- 13: When bad things happen
- 14: Other challenges
- 15: Needle phobia
- Section 4 Communication with colleagues
- 17: Safety-critical communication
- 18: The theatre team
- 19: Education
- 20: Research
- 21: Administrators
- 22: Media
- Section 5 Advanced communication techniques
- 23: Hypnotic techniques
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