Practical Plans for Difficult Conversations in Medicine: Strategies That Work in Breaking Bad News [With DVD ROM] - Buckman, Robert
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"Practical Plans for Difficult Conversations" is about communication techniques for difficult situations. In it Dr. Buckman offers clinicians a series of strategies to start and develop a dialogue with the patient. Dr. Buckman's current book, "How to Break Bad News" (considered the gold standard for doctor-patient communication about adverse news), sets out the six-point SPIKES protocol, the foundation of which is finding out what the patient knows or thinks of the medical situation before discussing it. Since the SPIKES protocol isn't appropriate for all situations (such as disclosing medical…mehr

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"Practical Plans for Difficult Conversations" is about communication techniques for difficult situations. In it Dr. Buckman offers clinicians a series of strategies to start and develop a dialogue with the patient. Dr. Buckman's current book, "How to Break Bad News" (considered the gold standard for doctor-patient communication about adverse news), sets out the six-point SPIKES protocol, the foundation of which is finding out what the patient knows or thinks of the medical situation before discussing it. Since the SPIKES protocol isn't appropriate for all situations (such as disclosing medical error), Dr. Buckman outlines in the new book a discussion of five additional protocols: SPOKES, CONES, HARD, SAFER, and CONERS.
Autorenporträt
Robert Buckman, M.D., Ph.D. (1948-2011), was an oncologist and professor at the University of Toronto's Princess Margaret Hospital. He was the author of numerous journal articles and book chapters as well as of books, including How to Break Bad News, What You Really Need to Know about Cancer, and Human Wildlife, all three published by Johns Hopkins.