Prescriptive Communication for the Healthcare Provider

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Trafford Publishing, 2012 - Family & Relationships - 348 pages
Professor Eisenberg brings to this book four decades of studying, teaching, and writing about various aspects of interpersonal communication. One reviewer's description was, "Eisenberg is not dull!" Readers of his other books regard his writing style as conversational and not beleaguered by technical jargon.

Aside from addressing the conventional issues that currently bog down healthcare communication, he exploits some less typical issues such as pseudoaffective communication, somatotyping, appellations, clinical musicology, genderlect, and territoriality. Healthcare providers reading this book should come away with an expanded and more inclusive perspective on how practitioners can enrich their interpersonal skills.

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Contents

PROFILE OF A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER
3
CREDIBILITY
9
EMPATHY
15
IS ANYONE LISTENING?
21
PERCEPTION OF DISEASE BURNOUT
31
ADMISSIBLE TO A MEDICAL SCHOOL
37
SELFDIAGNOSIS
53
WHY CANT PATIENTS FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS?
59
WORKERS
174
QUACKERY
182
HOSPITAL TEAM PLAYER
213
THE RECEPTIONIST
221
A Secret Language
228
PATIENT
234
BIOETHICS
245
ERRORS
251

HELPLESS PATIENTS
68
GERIATRIC PATIENTS
74
THE OPPOSITE
81
AN END OR A BEGINNING
87
YOUNG PATIENTS
99
COMPASSION
105
DENIAL
124
COOPERATIVE HEALING PATIENTCENTERED INTERVIEW WAITING ROOM ANXIETY CROSSCULTURAL COMMUNICATION INDIVID...
153
MEANING OF MEANING IN HEALTHCARE
162
OMBUDSMAN
169
MORALE
258
READING BODY LANGUAGE
263
HEALING TOUCH
272
COLOR
280
SILENCE
287
INNER VOICES
307
INDEX
323
135
327
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Prescriptive Communication for the Healthcare Provider
Abné M. Eisenberg Ph.D.
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Prescriptive Communication for the Healthcare Provider
Abné M. Eisenberg Ph.D.
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Prescriptive Communication for the Healthcare Provider
Abne M. Eisenberg Ph. D.,Abne M. Eisenberg
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About the author (2012)

Professor Eisenberg was born in New York City, and served in the U.S. Marine Corps in WW II. His career consisted of teaching interpersonal/intercultural communication, public speaking, organizational communication, nonverbal comunication, group dynamics, and persuasion at four major universities. His publications include fifteen textbooks on various aspects of communication. He has a relentless reputation of asking his students and, often perfect strangers, thought-provoking questions. One of his earlier books was titled, Questions that Challenge the Curious Mind. It consisted of 79 choice questions. After each question, he would briefly describe how various people answered it His favorite question is, What one word best describes your entire life? He presently resides with his beautiful and multi-talented wife, Marianna, a former operatic star with the New York City Opera at Lincoln Center. His zodiac sign is Scorpio and his favorite

Bibliographic information

TitlePrescriptive Communication for the Healthcare Provider
AuthorsAbn M. Eisenberg Ph. D., Abné M. Eisenberg, Abne M. Eisenberg Ph. D.
PublisherTrafford Publishing, 2012
ISBN1466909714, 9781466909717
Length348 pages
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Family & Relationships / General
Health & Fitness / General
Language Arts & Disciplines / Communication Studies
Medical / General
  
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