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(Doctor-patient relationship) The transformations taking place in the modern healthcare system have affected various areas of functioning, including a change in the doctor-patient relationship. There are increasing demands on medical personnel in the area of interpersonal relations....

(The doctor-patient relationship) This paper presents the doctor-patient relationship in terms of interactions taking place in a specific environment such as health care institutions. It identifies what the role of the patient is, as well as the consequences of a paternalistic relationship ...

(Physiotherapist-patient relationship/crossing the boundaries of intimacy in medicine) https://www.deepdyve.com/lp/de-gruyter/dotyk-w-relacji-fizjoterapeuta-pacjent-a-granice- contact-physical-8IgB0n2p0H The physiotherapy-patient relationship is a specific type of contact,...

(doctor-patient relationships) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3096184/. "Effective doctor-patient communication is a central clinical function in building the therapeutic doctor-patient relationship, which is the heart and art of medicine. It is important in providing ...

(doctor-patient relationship) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/315715708_Komunikacja_kliniczna_-_porownanie_opinii_lekarzy_i_pacjentow The study included 100 physicians and 373 clinical patients. The aim of the study was to evaluate medical communication from the point of view of...

https://wladzasadzenia.pl/2019/16/nauczanie-kompetencji-komunikacyjnych-w-naukach- medical-in-mono-and-multicultural-environment.pdf (doctor-patient relationship) "Effective communication between the patient and medical staff determines the success of the process of diagnosis and...

The aim of this study was to summarise the current knowledge of communication at the end of life between doctor and relative of dying nursing home patients. A review of the literature showed that relatives of dying patients reported low satisfaction with the quality of communication with...

"The aim of this paper is to draw attention to the ethical problems in medicine observed in the doctor-patient relationship. In some cases, this relationship is characterised by the phenomenon of dehumanisation, especially when the patient is treated as an object. This means, among other things, ...

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mateusz-Szubert- 2/publication/338337579_Narracyjnosc_choroby_i_nadejscie_medcyny_jutra/links/5e0ddc86 299bf10bc38a34e5/Narracyjnosc-choroby-i-nadejscie-medcyny-jutra.pdf The aim of the article is a multifaceted approach to illness....

Talking to the sick is one of the most difficult tasks facing doctors, nurses and relatives of sick people. The modern nurse cannot be a true professional without the ability to properly communicate her knowledge and without a good ability to...

Communication with Patients is a book for doctors that teaches how to listen, how to talk, how to resolve conflicts and how to provide support, i.e. how to build a good relationship with a patient, understand their intentions and behaviour, and how to overcome emerging...

The book presents a range of issues related to the new social science discipline of health communication. The authors presented the main issues relating to media and communication in shaping patient attitudes....

The book consists of eight chapters, which are divided into theoretical and empirical parts. The theoretical part draws on knowledge about the doctor-patient relationship accumulated from the fields of medicine, health psychology or the sociology of medicine. In the chapter...

The collection of articles is devoted to a wide range of issues at the interface of psychology and medicine. The papers have been gathered into logically established three sections presenting the fundamental problems involved in presenting social communication research in terms of understanding...

The book addresses both general issues - e.g. the importance of professional communication in the doctor-patient relationship, the needs of the patient - and specific issues concerning the principles and specificities of contact with certain groups of patients. The authors use clear and helpful ...