Medical Interview: Mastering Skills for Clinical Practice (Fifth Edition)
by John Coulehan, Marian Block, Marian R. Block, Mack Lipkin
Publisher: F. A. Davis CompanyPages: 409
Hardcover
ISBN: 9780803612464
Overview of Medical Interview: Mastering Skills for Clinical Practice (Fifth Edition)
Master the art of conducting a medical interview and in the process hone your communication skills. The authors have also created a downloadable interview organizer that can be used as a management tool for their first interviews.Synopsis of Medical Interview: Mastering Skills for Clinical Practice (Fifth Edition)
Master the art of conducting a medical interview and in the process hone your communication skills. The authors have also created a downloadable interview organizer that can be used as a management tool for their first interviews. Visit DavisPlus (http://davisplus.fadavis.com/) to access the interview organizer.
Doody Review Services
Reviewer:Sally Ling, M.D.;FACP(University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine)
Description:This is the fifth edition of a book that strives to present all the important and practical information that is useful to anyone who conducts clinician-patient interviews. It was previously published in 1999.
Purpose:The purpose is to provide readers with the skills necessary to obtain meaningful information from the patient, so that the best medical care can be provided.
Audience:The book is written for medical students and other healthcare professionals who are just learning the process involved in medical interviews as well as for those experienced clinicians who are working on continual improvement in this critical skill. The authors are well respected for their contributions to the field of medical interviewing.
Features:Each traditional aspect of the history is discussed in part one. The second part of the book reviews special situations such as the geriatric patient, cultural competency, telling bad news, ethics, and malpractice concerns. The book is remarkable for its completely realistic examples and scenarios which are used well to illustrate the teaching points.
Assessment:This is a very useful and readable book for beginning students, or for those looking to hone their skills in certain situations. New chapters on ethics and the law and the sexual history are both timely and well written.
Reviews of Medical Interview: Mastering Skills for Clinical Practice (Fifth Edition)
There are no reviews yet.Editorials
From The Critics
Reviewer: Sally Ling, M.D.;FACP(University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine)Description: This is the fifth edition of a book that strives to present all the important and practical information that is useful to anyone who conducts clinician-patient interviews. It was previously published in 1999.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide readers with the skills necessary to obtain meaningful information from the patient, so that the best medical care can be provided.
Audience: The book is written for medical students and other healthcare professionals who are just learning the process involved in medical interviews as well as for those experienced clinicians who are working on continual improvement in this critical skill. The authors are well respected for their contributions to the field of medical interviewing.
Features: Each traditional aspect of the history is discussed in part one. The second part of the book reviews special situations such as the geriatric patient, cultural competency, telling bad news, ethics, and malpractice concerns. The book is remarkable for its completely realistic examples and scenarios which are used well to illustrate the teaching points.
Assessment: This is a very useful and readable book for beginning students, or for those looking to hone their skills in certain situations. New chapters on ethics and the law and the sexual history are both timely and well written.
Booknews
This text for students in medicine, nurse practitioner, and physician assistant programs focuses on interactive skills as tools for gathering data objectively and precisely and for building relationships with patients. Real clinician-patient dialogues, both correct and flawed, are presented as examples. Coulehan (preventative medicine, State U. at Stony Brook, New York) and Block (family medicine, The Western Pennsylvania Hospital) cover topics such as alternative medicine, malpractice prevention, telling bad news, adolescent interviewing, spirituality, and cultural sensitivity. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)3 Stars from Doody
Receive unbeatable book deals in your favorite fiction or non-fiction genres. Our daily emails are packed with new and bestselling authors you will love!
Follow Us