Talking with patients
Series: Practitioner's pocket books
Publisher: J. B. Lippincott Co.; distributed in Great Britain by Pitman Medical Publishing Co.
Published: 1955
Place of publication: Philadelphia; Montreal
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 154
Copyright date: 1955
Notes: "This material was published in American Practioner and Digest of Treatment for May, 1955." - Title page verso.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Part one : Adults.; title: Introduction; title: General aims and objectives; title: Specific technical points; title: The angry patient; title: The patient with hidden anger; title: The patient who makes the doctor angry; title: The overly affectionate patient; title: The patient who asks for advice; title: The patient who cries; title: The bereaved patient; title: The dying patient; title: The guilty patient; title: The depressed, suicidal patient; title: The mentally ill patient; title: The mentally retarded patient; title: The anxious patient; title: The anxious doctor; title: Discussing fees; title: Part two : Children.; title: The infant and the toddler; title: The child who can talk; title: A child's fear of doctors; title: The crying child; title: The child aged four to seven; title: Example of reaction to injection; title: Anesthesia; title: Reaction to injury; title: Separation from parents; title: The child's special language; title: The adolescent patient; title: Talking with the adolescent about masturbation; title: Talking with parents