Publications abroad

The subject matter of the study is related to the author's interest in doctor-patient relationships, in the description of which he used his experience as an academic doctor and patient. The basis for these considerations is a survey, the fruit of which is a questionnaire study of several doctors -...

This article is devoted to the presentation and analysis of the results of a hospital-based study on interpersonal communication among doctors. The aim of the article is to show the important role of proper communication among medical staff in the process of making...

The aim of this article is to discuss issues related to the linguistic encoding of factual knowledge in German and Polish and its psychological aspects in the communication process between specialist and non-specialist. The article analyses the terms used in...

The purpose of the paper is to present the key assumptions associated with the proposed understanding of the term 'therapeutic communication', to demonstrate the importance of this type of communication used in clinical practice and to identify forms of training particularly...

Communicating information to the patient is one of the doctor's responsibilities. There are no studies in the available literature on this relationship. In this study, the influence of selected demographic and clinical characteristics on doctor-patient communication was shaded. A questionnaire survey was administered to 500 ...

Empathy is among the key interpersonal skills necessary for therapeutic communication and the provision of quality care to patients. Hence, the authors believe it is important that students entering medical disciplines are characterised by ...

Nowadays, communication in health care, understood both as communication between medical staff and patients and communication between medical staff, seems to be an important issue. Diverse regulations, individualised terminology ...

Communication between medical staff and their patients is not easy due to different regulations and complex emotional situations. Therefore, this type of communication depends on choosing the right way to communicate and the choice of words. Teaching healthcare professionals ...

Clinical communication is an art that determines the doctor's professional approach to the patient, increasing the chance of therapeutic success. At the Faculty of Medicine of the Jagiellonian University Medical College, second-year students take classes in...

Krzysztof Sobcza , Katarzyna Leoniuk, Leszek Pawłowski, Natalia Spolak The aim of the study was to assess medical communication from the perspective of clinical doctors and their patients. The study included doctors and clinical patients. A proprietary tool prepared...

Joanna Surmacka, Marek Motyka Assuming the role of a patient and the need for hospitalisation, especially if it occurs unexpectedly, causes severe stress. Its reduction requires special efforts on the part of doctors and nurses. Taking into account the numerous sources...

(doctor-patient relationship) https://bazhum.muzhp.pl/media//files/Ekonomiczne_Problemy_Uslug/Ekonomiczne_Problem y_Uslug-r2009-t-n42/Economic_Problems_Uslug-r2009-t-n42-s121- 131/Economic_Problems_Uslug-r2009-t-n42-s121-131.pdf Relationship marketing putting...

(dehumanisation of medicine, doctor-patient relationship)) https://www.ceeol.com/search/article-detail?id=563885 This article presents selected theoretical models of the doctor-patient relationship. Attempts are made to identify the components of these models in the current relationship between...

doctor-patient relationship) https://journals.viamedica.pl/forum_medycyny_rodzinnej/article/view/10312 This article presents general principles of communication and problems encountered in doctor-patient relationships. In addition, barriers and mistakes made in mutual...

(Doctor-patient relationship) The subject of this article is the social consequences of the technologisation of modern medicine in the field of medical care, with a particular focus on the doctor-patient relationship, as well as the experiences of sick people. The author discusses selected specific themes...