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Educational Material DetailsReturn to Starter Kits
Title: A Practical Guide to Communication Skills in Clinical Practice (Part 2: Palliative Care & End of Life Issues)
Author(s): DR. ROBERT BUCKMAN; DR. WALTER BAILE; DR. BARBARA KORSCH
This complete educational program includes four CD ROMs with over forty filmed scenarios demonstrating practical communication techniques to improve patient care, however, for this review only the specific areas relating to palliative care were reviewed. These programs set out the basic principles of effective communication, and then go on to illustrate more advanced techniques. The sections which included palliative care, deal with the techniques of breaking bad news, and cultural and ethnic difficulties. Reviewers write, "The section on Palliative Care and End of Life issues is well done...I liked the way the references to the literature underlying the approaches demonstrated popped up on the screen. Good body language examples. Overall a nice example of application, good communication skills to two specific end of life situations".
Creation Date: 5/1998
Format: CD Rom
Purpose: Instructional Aid, Teaching
Audience(s)
ACGME Competencies: Interpersonal and Communication Skills, Medical Knowledge, Patient Care
Keyword(s): Communications skills, Death pronouncement, Discussing hospice care, Family conference, Giving bad news, Negotiating treatment goals, Personal reflection, Prognosis
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