Universal lessons learned by a gastroenterologist from a deaf and mute patient: the importance of nonverbal communication and establishing patient rapport and trust
Guardat en:
Capell, M.S., Universal lessons learned by a gastroenterologist from a deaf and mute patient: the importance of nonverbal communication and establishing patient rapport and trust. American Annals of the Deaf, Vol. 154, no. 3 (2009), p. 274-276.
Ref.
181646
Localització:
SIIS R.622
Palabras clave:
Actitudes, Atención sanitaria, Comunicación no verbal, Discapacidad auditiva, Médicos, Relación profesional-cliente, Sordera
Actitudes, Atención sanitaria, Comunicación no verbal, Discapacidad auditiva, Médicos, Relación profesional-cliente, Sordera
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