Behavioral Science in Clinical MedicineThomas, 1976 - 230 |
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... talk and perhaps to ramble . Often such patients have been frustrated in this need by other doctors or by friends and relatives . Therefore , the mere presence of a seriously attentive ear may satisfy the patient's needs so as to make ...
... talk and perhaps to ramble . Often such patients have been frustrated in this need by other doctors or by friends and relatives . Therefore , the mere presence of a seriously attentive ear may satisfy the patient's needs so as to make ...
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... prisoner can be induced to talk about anything he will betray considerable useful informa- tion unintentionally , and often without awareness . Patients like- wise reveal a good deal about themselves when they talk Talking With the Patient ...
... prisoner can be induced to talk about anything he will betray considerable useful informa- tion unintentionally , and often without awareness . Patients like- wise reveal a good deal about themselves when they talk Talking With the Patient ...
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... talking with his patient . Eliciting Useful Information from a Difficult - to - talk - to Patient An illustrative example of useful data from a meager verbal exchange was provided by a patient with ulcerative colitis being questioned ...
... talking with his patient . Eliciting Useful Information from a Difficult - to - talk - to Patient An illustrative example of useful data from a meager verbal exchange was provided by a patient with ulcerative colitis being questioned ...
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BEHAVIOR | 106 |
PATTERNS OF DISABILITY | 120 |
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