by John L. Coulehan and Marian R. Block, M.D. ’71 (F.A. Davis) This updated text helps medical students and other health-professions students learn good communication skills, including basic history-taking, conveying bad news and communicating unanticipated adverse outcomes. The authors also address ethical and legal issues relating to medical interviews.
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