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| Communication and Medicine |
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| Volume 4(2), 2007 |
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Barton, Ellen |
Situating end-of-life decision making in a hybrid ethical frame. |
131-140 |
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| | Good communication in EOL (end-of-life) discussions is described at a general level in the literature, but there are few studies of EOL discussions on the level of interaction, with data drawn from the actual talk between physicians and families | |
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conversation
health
ethics
death
agreement
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Hassan, Imren, McCabe, Rosemarie, and Priebe, Stefan |
Professional-patient communication in the treatment of mental illness: A review. |
141-152 |
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| | The quality of the professional-patient relationship in the treatment of mental illness predicts patient outcome | |
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mental health
nonverbal
competence
gender
demographics
emotion
reticence
health
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Hastings, Sally O., Musambira, George W., and Hoover, Judith D. |
Community as a key to healing after the death of a child. |
153-163 |
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| | Communication is believed to hold a central role in recreating an individual's sense of meaning and well-being after a loss | |
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Search CIOS databases for resources containing these metaterms:
semiotic theory
death
children
cognition
memory
narrative
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Riley, Robin, Forsyth, Rowena, Manias, Elizabeth, and Iedema, Rick |
Whiteboards: Mediating professional tensions in clinical practice. |
165-175 |
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| | In this paper we argue that whiteboards in clinical settings play a hybrid role: communicating inter- and intraprofessional directives, mediating professional tensions, and mitigating potentially face-threatening acts | |
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organizational
conflict
health
interpersonal
visualization
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Seale, Clive, Butler, Christopher C., Hutchby, Ian, Kinnersley, Paul, and Rollnick, Stephen |
Negotiating frame ambiguity: A study of simulated encounters in medical education. |
177-187 |
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| | We report an investigation of the sociolinguistic characteristics of simulated encounters (role plays) in medical education, focusing in particular on frame negotiation | |
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interpersonal
conversation
health
education
humor
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Stvan, Laurel Smith |
Lexical conflation and edible iconicity: Two sources of ambiguity in American vernacular health terminology. |
189-199 |
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| | Examination of lexical items in naturally occurring vernacular prose shows patterns of ambiguities in how Americans discuss health issues | |
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health
cognition
semiotic theory
metaphor
language
persuasion
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