Paediatric handbook / edited by Kate Harding, Daniel S. Mason, Daryl Efron.
Contributor(s): Harding, Kate [editor.] | Mason, Daniel S. (Pediatrician) [editor.] | Efron, Daryl [editor.].
Publisher: Hoboken, NJ : Wiley-Blackwell, ©2021Edition: Tenth edition.Description: 589 pages cm.Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781119647072.Uniform titles: Paediatric handbook (Royal Children's Hospital) Subject(s): PediatricsGenre/Form: Handbook | Print books.Summary: "Effective communication is fundamental to effective clinical medicine. Flexibly employing a range of communication skills is key to eliciting accurate diagnostic information and understanding the child/family context, which is necessary for shared decision making. Yet clinical communication skills are not innate, nor do they necessarily improve with clinical experience alone. They require learning and conscious practice. Good communication skills improve patient experience, increase adherence, decrease errors, decrease health care costs and litigation and also improve clinician well-being or 'joy in work'"--| Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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Includes index.
"Effective communication is fundamental to effective clinical medicine. Flexibly employing a range of communication skills is key to eliciting accurate diagnostic information and understanding the child/family context, which is necessary for shared decision making. Yet clinical communication skills are not innate, nor do they necessarily improve with clinical experience alone. They require learning and conscious practice. Good communication skills improve patient experience, increase adherence, decrease errors, decrease health care costs and litigation and also improve clinician well-being or 'joy in work'"--