Communications and emotions
作者： R. Buckman
关键词: Communication skills 、 Professional competence 、 Vulnerability 、 MEDLINE 、 Medical history 、 Nursing 、 Medicine 、 Palliative care 、 General Medicine
摘要: Papers p 679 Clinical review 697 Anyone who wants to be regarded as a good doctor needs possess effective communication skills. Everyone expects that of us, but the truth is often quite difficult and training for it still developing. Communication skills make an appreciable difference clinical management. We take granted our own abilities in history taking, further can enhance ability diagnose treat conditions, including depression.1 Communication major component medical management chronic palliative care: sometimes all we have offer. Compared with most medications, undoubted efficacy (often reducing symptoms significantly), wide therapeutic index (overdose rare), commonest problem practice suboptimal dosing. At more mercenary level, poor been shown predictor medicolegal vulnerability …
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