10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEARTSINK PATIENT»
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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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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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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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Healthcare Management Dictionary
... physical exercise facilities and English language classes. www.ohn. gov.uk/
ohn/partnerships/hlc. htm Heartsink patient An anecdotal term used by doctors to
refer to one of those patients who induce feelings of mental fatigue,
hopelessness, ...
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Clinical Supervision In The Medical Profession: Structured ...
... and is important when doctors unknowingly carry their own unrealistic
expectations or unmet needs into a therapeutic relationship. As the example
above of the heartsink patient shows, it is often a way of projecting the doctor's
difficulty on ...
Owen, David, Shohet, Robin, 2012
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Consulting with NLP: Neuro-linguistic Programming in the ...
Box 2.1: Common anchors Visual The face of a 'heartsink' patient! The entrance
to your health centre Blue sky and sunny day, or grey sky and rain A photograph
from a great holiday Kinaesthetic The feel of your consulting-room chair Rubber ...
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Professionalism, Boundaries and the Workplace
183), mentioning the 'consumer', the 'desperate mechanic', the 'heartsink' patient
and the 'iatrogenic multi-consulter'. Peters commented on the 'heartsink': 'These
patients always have thick files of notes, having previously been referred to ...
“Heartsink patient” is a common expression used for a “difficult patient” that
makes you feel depressed when you have to see them. Per: for each. Stereotype.
To categorise individuals or groups according to an oversimplified standardised ...
Ramón Ribes, Isabel Garcia Gimeno, Roger Jones, 2007
The heartsink patient: a preliminary study. Family Practice. 1991; 8: 112-16.
McWhinney IR. Why we need a new clinical method. Scand J Prim Health Care.
1993; 11: 3-7. O'Brien MD. Medically unexplained neurological symptoms. BMJ.
1998 ...
heartsink patient 134 ment: the government is mulling over this move as part of
efforts to boost health tourism by allowing more foreigners to tap into Malaysia's
medicalfacilities. [2003 Asia One Careers Web site] –DERIVATIVES health tour•
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