Communication in medicine.
Overview
| Works: | 78 works in 43 publications in 43 languages | |
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Titles
Writing skills in practice = a practical guide for health professionals /
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Beyond persuasion = the healthcare manager's guide to strategic communication /
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Oncofertility communication = sharing information and building relationships across disciplines /
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Pharmaceutical advertising as a source of consumer self-empowerment = evidence from four countries /
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Doctors' stories : = the narrative structure of medical knowledge /
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Communicating across cultures and languages in the health care setting = voices of care /
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Health communication for health care professionals = an applied approach /
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Fallacies in medicine and health = critical thinking, argumentation and communication /
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Essential writing, communication and narrative skills for medical scientists before and after the covid era
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The arc of conversation = a how-to guide for goals of care conversations /
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Interprofessional communication in health and social care = theoretical perspectives on practical realities /
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Health literacy and child health outcomes = promoting effective health communication strategies to improve quality of care /
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Improving consensus development for health technology assessment = an international perspective /
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Speaking of health = assessing health communication strategies for diverse populations/
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Doctors talking with patients/patients talking with doctors : = improving communication in medical visits /
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Patient and provider interaction : = a global health communication perspective /
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Preparing and delivering scientific presentations = a complete guide for international medical scientists /
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Communication in medical care = interaction between primary care physicians and patients /
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Media messages and public health = a decisions approach to content analysis /
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Talking with patients and families about medical error = a guide for education and practice /
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Annual review of cybertherapy and telemedicine 2012 = advanced technologies in behavioral, social and neurosciences /
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The Oxford handbook of health communication, behavior change, and treatment adherence /
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Interpreting health benefits and risks = a practical guide to facilitate doctor-patient communication /
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Health communication in the changing media landscape = perspectives from developing countries /
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Communicating (with) care = a linguistic approach to the study of doctor-patient interactions /
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Sonic skills = listening for knowledge in science, medicine and engineering (1920s-present) /
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Person-centered communication with older adults = the professional provider's guide /
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Through a lens of scarcity = health communication in a low-income context /
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Mass communications and the influence of information during times of crises
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Transformational health communication = a new perspective on healthcare and prevention /
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Non-violent communication and narrative medicine for promoting sustainable health
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Managing infodemics in the 21st century = addressing new public health challenges in the information ecosystem /
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Improving clinical communication = a clinician's guide to building better skills and patient outcomes /
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