Bedside Manner: A practical guide to interacting with patients

David Coleman

Sept. 2007 · Publication Consultants

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Bedside Manner--A Practical Guide To Interacting With Patients, is a book long overdue. Although advances in medical science occur daily, the act of genuine compassion is rarely seen. This book defines bedside manner far beyond the doctor-patient realm and expands the concept to where it really lies--with all who contact the patient. Providers and staff alike can find benefit through enhancing personal communication skills and ultimately refining the art of their trade. No matter where patients go for care or what specialty they need, this topic permeates all facets of medicine. Bedside Manner provides clear, understandable examples of good and bad healthcare interactions and ways to avoid common pitfalls.

Autoren-Profil

David Coleman, a urology physician assistant, has been in medicine since 1980 and a health-care provider since 1992. During his career, he was also privileged to work in flight medicine, family practice, emergency medicine, urgent care, and diabetes medicine specialties. He has practiced in clinical, surgical, research, and emergency room settings and has lectured nationally on many medical topics. PA Coleman is a retired military officer who has experience working in military hospitals, VA centers, Indian healthcare, and state-of-the-art civilian facilities. His extensive background offers unique, first-hand insight into healthcare variances and provides a fresh look at the art of medicine. David currently resides in Wyoming with his wife, Karen, and their two sons, Brian and Nathan.