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- ISBN-13
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- Book Title
- Dignity in Care
- ISBN
- 9780199380428
- Publication Year
- 2022
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- Language
- English
- Publication Name
- Dignity in Care : the Human Side of Medicine
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- Item Length
- 9.4in
- Publisher
- Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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- Number of Pages
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Dignity in Care aims to provide readers with what they need to know about the humanity of care and the tone of care; and how they can engage in these facets of care in a thoughtful and meaningful way that will satisfy their patients' needs to be seen and appreciated as "whole persons." The author will explore how the humanity of care can get overlooked and how to avoid this happening. It will teach how to communicate better with patients, helping them to feel not just cared for, but cared about.
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Oxford University Press, Incorporated
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0199380422
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9780199380428
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Publication Name
Dignity in Care : the Human Side of Medicine
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2022
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
184 Pages
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Item Length
9.4in
Item Height
0.6in
Item Width
6.4in
Item Weight
17.6 Oz
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"This is a book of profound humanity, wisdom, and insight. Chochinov calls clinicians to become aware not only of the patienthood of the people we serve, but also of the intrinsic dignity of their personhood-dignity that can be so easily lost in the busy-ness of healthcare. Using insights from patients' experiences and quoting the wisdom of esteemed colleagues across clinical disciplines, alongside reflections from his decades in research into the nuances of dignity, Chochinov's book is a masterclass in the art of clinical caring as a service to humanity. It should be required reading at the outset of training, and then again at regular intervals throughout clinicians' careers." -- Dr Kathryn Mannix, retired consultant in palliative medicine and best-selling author of With the End in Mind and Listen: how to find the words for Tender Conversations "His latest book [is] a wonderful example of Dr. Harvey Chochinov's clear writing...Drawing on the ABCD's of Dignity-conserving Care (attitude, behavior, compassion, and dialogue), he moves into the Model of Optimal Therapeutic Communication, which was derived from focus groups with experienced psychosocial clinicians...The clinical examples are excellent, and he provides clear guidance, even when situations are not working out the way the clinician would hope...This book provides great wisdom for the experienced clinician, but if all health care undergraduate students could be guided to integrate the concepts in this wonderful book, into their care of themselves and their patients, health care could be radically transformed." -- Mary L.S. Vachon, RN, RP, PhD, Psychotherapist in Private Practice; Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto "The book provides students and clinicians with a master class on how to preserve patient dignity in the face of the tough tasks of health care professionals, including helping patients understand their treatment options and how to sensitively break the news, if need be, that their prognosis is poor. This book will be of interest primarily to students, trainees, and practitioners in the health professions. Its rich stories drawn from the author's experience are often moving and well told. It should be a required addition to hospital and medical libraries, and for schools with health professions programs." -- Choice, This is a book of profound humanity, wisdom, and insight. Chochinov calls clinicians to become aware not only of the patienthood of the people we serve, but also of the intrinsic dignity of their personhood-dignity that can be so easily lost in the busy-ness of healthcare. Using insights from patients' experiences and quoting the wisdom of esteemed colleagues across clinical disciplines, alongside reflections from his decades in research into the nuances of dignity,Chochinov's book is a masterclass in the art of clinical caring as a service to humanity. It should be required reading at the outset of training, and then again at regular intervals throughout clinicians' careers., "This is a book of profound humanity, wisdom, and insight. Chochinov calls clinicians to become aware not only of the patienthood of the people we serve, but also of the intrinsic dignity of their personhood-dignity that can be so easily lost in the busy-ness of healthcare. Using insights from patients' experiences and quoting the wisdom of esteemed colleagues across clinical disciplines, alongside reflections from his decades in research into the nuances of dignity, Chochinov's book is a masterclass in the art of clinical caring as a service to humanity. It should be required reading at the outset of training, and then again at regular intervals throughout clinicians' careers." -- Dr Kathryn Mannix, retired consultant in palliative medicine and best-selling author of With the End in Mind and Listen: how to find the words for Tender Conversations"His latest book [is] a wonderful example of Dr. Harvey Chochinov's clear writing...Drawing on the ABCD's of Dignity-conserving Care (attitude, behavior, compassion, and dialogue), he moves into the Model of Optimal Therapeutic Communication, which was derived from focus groups with experienced psychosocial clinicians...The clinical examples are excellent, and he provides clear guidance, even when situations are not working out the way the clinician would hope...This book provides great wisdom for the experienced clinician, but if all health care undergraduate students could be guided to integrate the concepts in this wonderful book, into their care of themselves and their patients, health care could be radically transformed." -- Mary L.S. Vachon, RN, RP, PhD, Psychotherapist in Private Practice; Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto"The book provides students and clinicians with a master class on how to preserve patient dignity in the face of the tough tasks of health care professionals, including helping patients understand their treatment options and how to sensitively break the news, if need be, that their prognosis is poor. This book will be of interest primarily to students, trainees, and practitioners in the health professions. Its rich stories drawn from the author's experience are often moving and well told. It should be a required addition to hospital and medical libraries, and for schools with health professions programs." -- Choice"This book serves as a strong reminder that genuine healthcare requires not only scientific knowledge but also a profound understanding of - and empathy for - the human experience; in particular the recognition, affirmation, and support of human dignity and vulnerability. Therefore, its reading would be advantageous for any healthcare professional, regardless of geographical location, specialty, or background." -- Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics"This book serves as a strong reminder that genuine healthcare requires not only scientific knowledge but also a profound understanding of - and empathy for - the human experience; in particular the recognition, affirmation, and support of human dignity and vulnerability. Therefore, its reading would be advantageous for any healthcare professional, regardless of geographical location, specialty, or background." -- Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, "This is a book of profound humanity, wisdom, and insight. Chochinov calls clinicians to become aware not only of the patienthood of the people we serve, but also of the intrinsic dignity of their personhood-dignity that can be so easily lost in the busy-ness of healthcare. Using insights from patients' experiences and quoting the wisdom of esteemed colleagues across clinical disciplines, alongside reflections from his decades in research into the nuances of dignity, Chochinov's book is a masterclass in the art of clinical caring as a service to humanity. It should be required reading at the outset of training, and then again at regular intervals throughout clinicians' careers." -- Dr Kathryn Mannix, retired consultant in palliative medicine and best-selling author of With the End in Mind and Listen: how to find the words for Tender Conversations "His latest book [is] a wonderful example of Dr. Harvey Chochinov's clear writing...Drawing on the ABCD's of Dignity-conserving Care (attitude, behavior, compassion, and dialogue), he moves into the Model of Optimal Therapeutic Communication, which was derived from focus groups with experienced psychosocial clinicians...The clinical examples are excellent, and he provides clear guidance, even when situations are not working out the way the clinician would hope...This book provides great wisdom for the experienced clinician, but if all health care undergraduate students could be guided to integrate the concepts in this wonderful book, into their care of themselves and their patients, health care could be radically transformed." -- Mary L.S. Vachon, RN, RP, PhD, Psychotherapist in Private Practice; Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, "This is a book of profound humanity, wisdom, and insight. Chochinov calls clinicians to become aware not only of the patienthood of the people we serve, but also of the intrinsic dignity of their personhood-dignity that can be so easily lost in the busy-ness of healthcare. Using insights from patients' experiences and quoting the wisdom of esteemed colleagues across clinical disciplines, alongside reflections from his decades in research into the nuances of dignity, Chochinov's book is a masterclass in the art of clinical caring as a service to humanity. It should be required reading at the outset of training, and then again at regular intervals throughout clinicians' careers." -- Dr Kathryn Mannix, retired consultant in palliative medicine and best-selling author of With the End in Mind and Listen: how to find the words for Tender Conversations"His latest book [is] a wonderful example of Dr. Harvey Chochinov's clear writing...Drawing on the ABCD's of Dignity-conserving Care (attitude, behavior, compassion, and dialogue), he moves into the Model of Optimal Therapeutic Communication, which was derived from focus groups with experienced psychosocial clinicians...The clinical examples are excellent, and he provides clear guidance, even when situations are not working out the way the clinician would hope...This book provides great wisdom for the experienced clinician, but if all health care undergraduate students could be guided to integrate the concepts in this wonderful book, into their care of themselves and their patients, health care could be radically transformed." -- Mary L.S. Vachon, RN, RP, PhD, Psychotherapist in Private Practice; Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto"The book provides students and clinicians with a master class on how to preserve patient dignity in the face of the tough tasks of health care professionals, including helping patients understand their treatment options and how to sensitively break the news, if need be, that their prognosis is poor. This book will be of interest primarily to students, trainees, and practitioners in the health professions. Its rich stories drawn from the author's experience are often moving and well told. It should be a required addition to hospital and medical libraries, and for schools with health professions programs." -- Choice"This book serves as a strong reminder that genuine healthcare requires not only scientific knowledge but also a profound understanding of - and empathy for - the human experience; in particular the recognition, affirmation, and support of human dignity and vulnerability. Therefore, its reading would be advantageous for any healthcare professional, regardless of geographical location, specialty, or background." -- Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics, "This is a book of profound humanity, wisdom, and insight. Chochinov calls clinicians to become aware not only of the patienthood of the people we serve, but also of the intrinsic dignity of their personhood-dignity that can be so easily lost in the busy-ness of healthcare. Using insights from patients' experiences and quoting the wisdom of esteemed colleagues across clinical disciplines, alongside reflections from his decades in research into the nuances of dignity, Chochinov's book is a masterclass in the art of clinical caring as a service to humanity. It should be required reading at the outset of training, and then again at regular intervals throughout clinicians' careers." -- Dr Kathryn Mannix, retired consultant in palliative medicine and best-selling author of With the End in Mind and Listen: how to find the words for Tender Conversations"His latest book [is] a wonderful example of Dr. Harvey Chochinov's clear writing...Drawing on the ABCD's of Dignity-conserving Care (attitude, behavior, compassion, and dialogue), he moves into the Model of Optimal Therapeutic Communication, which was derived from focus groups with experienced psychosocial clinicians...The clinical examples are excellent, and he provides clear guidance, even when situations are not working out the way the clinician would hope...This book provides great wisdom for the experienced clinician, but if all health care undergraduate students could be guided to integrate the concepts in this wonderful book, into their care of themselves and their patients, health care could be radically transformed." -- Mary L.S. Vachon, RN, RP, PhD, Psychotherapist in Private Practice; Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto"The book provides students and clinicians with a master class on how to preserve patient dignity in the face of the tough tasks of health care professionals, including helping patients understand their treatment options and how to sensitively break the news, if need be, that their prognosis is poor. This book will be of interest primarily to students, trainees, and practitioners in the health professions. Its rich stories drawn from the author's experience are often moving and well told. It should be a required addition to hospital and medical libraries, and for schools with health professions programs." -- Choice, "This is a book of profound humanity, wisdom, and insight. Chochinov calls clinicians to become aware not only of the patienthood of the people we serve, but also of the intrinsic dignity of their personhood-dignity that can be so easily lost in the busy-ness of healthcare. Using insights from patients' experiences and quoting the wisdom of esteemed colleagues across clinical disciplines, alongside reflections from his decades in research into the nuances ofdignity, Chochinov's book is a masterclass in the art of clinical caring as a service to humanity. It should be required reading at the outset of training, and then again at regular intervals throughoutclinicians' careers." -- Dr Kathryn Mannix, retired consultant in palliative medicine and best-selling author of With the End in Mind and Listen: how to find the words for Tender Conversations"His latest book [is] a wonderful example of Dr. Harvey Chochinov's clear writing...Drawing on the ABCD's of Dignity-conserving Care (attitude, behavior, compassion, and dialogue), he moves into the Model of Optimal Therapeutic Communication, which was derived from focus groups with experienced psychosocial clinicians...The clinical examples are excellent, and he provides clear guidance, even when situations are not working out the way the clinician wouldhope...This book provides great wisdom for the experienced clinician, but if all health care undergraduate students could be guided to integrate the concepts in this wonderful book, into their care ofthemselves and their patients, health care could be radically transformed." -- Mary L.S. Vachon, RN, RP, PhD, Psychotherapist in Private Practice; Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto"The book provides students and clinicians with a master class on how to preserve patient dignity in the face of the tough tasks of health care professionals, including helping patients understand their treatment options and how to sensitively break the news, if need be, that their prognosis is poor. This book will be of interest primarily to students, trainees, and practitioners in the health professions. Its rich stories drawn from the author's experience areoften moving and well told. It should be a required addition to hospital and medical libraries, and for schools with health professions programs." -- Choice"This book serves as a strong reminder that genuine healthcare requires not only scientific knowledge but also a profound understanding of - and empathy for - the human experience; in particular the recognition, affirmation, and support of human dignity and vulnerability. Therefore, its reading would be advantageous for any healthcare professional, regardless of geographical location, specialty, or background." -- Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics"This book serves as a strong reminder that genuine healthcare requires not only scientific knowledge but also a profound understanding of - and empathy for - the human experience; in particular the recognition, affirmation, and support of human dignity and vulnerability. Therefore, its reading would be advantageous for any healthcare professional, regardless of geographical location, specialty, or background." -- Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics
Table of Content
Preface 1. Understanding Patienthood 2. The ABCDs of Dignity Conserving Care 3. The Model of Optimal Therapeutic Communication 4. Dignity in Care Epilogue
Topic
Public Health, Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Lccn
2022-020993
Dewey Decimal
362.1068
Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Dewey Edition
23/Eng/20220819
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Medical
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