Patient-Centered Medicine: Transforming the Clinical Method

摘要: Introduction - Moira Stewart and W Wayne Weston Why We Need a New Clinical Method Ian R McWhinney PART ONE: THE CONCEPTS Overview of the Patient-Centered Judith Belle Brown The First Component Brown, Exploring both Disease Illness Experience Being Understood: Case Illustrating 1 Second Understanding Whole Person Lost Dreams: 2 Third Finding Common Ground Breaking Habit is Hard to Do: 3 Martin J Bass Fourth Carol L McWilliam Thomas Freeman Incorporating Prevention Health Promotion "An Ounce Prevention...A Pound Cure": 4 Freeman, Choices Chances Whose Responsibility?: Fifth Stewart, Enhancing Relationship Control Reassurance: 5 Sixth Realistic "Show Me Way Go Home": 6 McWilliam, John Yaphe TWO: LEARNING AND TEACHING Teaching Human Dimensions Medical Education Dealing with Difficulties in Learning Instructional Methods Practical Tips Report as Tool for Communication THREE: RESEARCH ON PATIENT-CENTERED COMMUNICATION Studies Outcomes Scoring Patient-Centeredness Qualitative Approaches that Illuminate Care Patient-Doctor Relationships over Time Conclusion: Opportunities Future