10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEARTSINK»
Discover the use of
heartsink in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
heartsink and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Contemporary Developments in Adult and Young Adult Therapy: ...
The term“heartsink patient” isan established partof the lexiconof general practice.
Growing outof the experiences described byO'Dowd (1988), it conveys the
socalledsinking ofthe heart feeling in the face of helplessness, frustration, and ...
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Consulting with NLP: Neuro-linguistic Programming in the ...
And. have you ever wondered, is there such a thing as a heartsink doctor? Some
patients may be your own personal heartsinks. By that I mean that other doctors
may see them quite differently, and they are only heartsinks to you. Yet your ...
3
Primary Health Care: Theory and Practice
The heartsink patient: a preliminary study. Fam Pract 1991;8:112–116. 50 O'
Dowd TC. Five years of heartsink patients in general practice. BMJ 1988;297:528
–530. 51 Ellis CG. Chronic unhappiness. Investigating the phenomenon in family
...
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Narrative-based Primary Care: A Practical Guide
It might therefore be more appropriate to talk of heartsink interactions (Wright and
Morgan 1990; Salinsky and Sackin 2001 ). It is worth speculating how doctors
might alter their view of the matter by also considering which patients and
families ...
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The GP Trainer's Handbook: An Edcation Guide for Trainers by ...
Sub-clinical increasing severity figure 9.1 Threshold of diagnosis recognition
graph managing medical complexity Heartsink patients The four categories of
heartsink patients can form the basis of an interesting tutorial – particularly with
the ...
Paul Middleton, Maurice Price, 2011
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Notes for the MRCGP: A Curriculum Based Guide to the AKT, ...
Table 2.1 Types of 'difficult' patient At a slightly more sophisticated level, there
have been several attempts to classify the so-called 'heartsink' patient (Cohen
1986). Groves (1951) has defined four categories of difficult patient (Table 2.1).
Keith Palmer, Nicholas Boeckx, Nicholas K. Boeckx, 2009
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Oxford Handbook of General Practice
Some GPs report more heartsink patients than others. The problem relates to the
GP's perception of patients as well as the patients themselves. GP risk factors:
perception of high workload; low job satisfaction; lack of training in counselling or
...
Chantal Simon, Hazel Everitt, Francoise van Dorp, 2014
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Healthcare Management Dictionary
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and English language classes. www.ohn. gov.uk/ohn/partnerships/hlc. htm
Heartsink ...
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A Textbook of Family Medicine
This was called by Balint (1964) "the fat envelope syndrome" after the bulging
charts accumulated by these patients. These patients have also been called "
heartsink patients" — identified by the feeling they evoke in the doctor (O'Dowd ...
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The Barefaced Doctor: A Mischievous Medical Companion
Heartsink. patients. A label GPs use for patients who, as they enter the consulting
room, precipitate the defining symptom: the doctor's dominant hand clenches into
a fist beneath the desk. Aveteran doctor-watcher, Ruth Holland, described ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HEARTSINK»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
heartsink is used in the context of the following news items.
Game meat among top 50 fastest growing consumer products in …
... to be hung outside the back door for a week or more before plucking and gutting, was a heartsink moment. It no longer needs to be the case ... «Western Morning News, Jun 15»
Saturday at Leeds Festival 2014 – the full report
"Lets see if we can get this going now that the rain's fucking gone," urged drummer Steven Ansell before 'Heartsink'. He later dedicated 'Cold' ... «NME.com, Aug 14»
We all just want to be happy
A practical application which appealed to me was taking a few moments before calling in a 'heartsink' patient to breathe (mindfulness) and to ... «New Zealand Doctor Online, Jul 14»
When no one knows what's wrong
People like Townson are sometimes described by doctors as ''heartsink'' patients. Examining such patients again and again, but being unable ... «Sydney Morning Herald, May 14»
Revamped General Medical Council revisited
I admit to a milder heartsink moment. Guiltily, I deliberately left it unread until two days before the hearing, which was to be held not in London ... «Irish Medical Times, Dec 13»
Don't Ask: Dirt Bike Q&A With Rick Sieman
Heartsink! It had fallen down the crack between the dash/window joint. I clambered up on the hood of the El Camino and peered in through the ... «Off-Road.com, Nov 13»
Royal baby name: George? It's as common as muck, says Alison …
So no wonder I had a moment of heartsink about the new royal George. For the name is — if the royalists will forgive me — more than common ... «Daily Mail, Jul 13»
GPs launch their book on 'Being a doctor'
The book covers these issues and many more including the doctor-patient relationship, models of consultation, the "heartsink" experience and ... «New Zealand Doctor Online, Jul 13»
Exclusive: Pulled Apart By Horses' James Brown talks to us about …
... Off My Ghost Train/Heartsink.) James even got to play live with the band at their recent Shepherds Bush Empire show, which was an absolute ... «Counteract Magazine, Jan 13»
Blood Red Shoes x Pulled Apart By Horses Split Single
Pulled Apart By Horses attack 'Heartsink' while their Brighton cohorts rampage through 'Get Off My Ghost Train'. Two contrasting quotes... Steve Ansell (Blood ... «Clash Magazine, Jan 13»
