What distinguishes the consulting of experienced family doctors from their newly qualified colleagues? The question is often frustratingly hard to answer clearly or objectively: unlike many professions family doctors face a dearth of clear expectations of what constitutes advanced practice a lack of defined standards against which to evaluate it and an absence of expertise-related professional training in which to develop it post-certification. The model of consultation excellence outlined in this book illustrates in practical terms how advanced consulting can be nurtured. It avoids tantalising value judgements such as 'excellence'. Instead it describes behaviours in terms that can be observed day to day providing a detailed picture of what constitutes advanced consulting behaviour how family doctors can be helped to acquire these higher levels of expertise and how changes in behaviour can be identified and evaluated. Advanced Consulting in Family Medicine is written in handbook form for easy access and use and provides a vital vision of higher order family doctor consulting.
By:
Peter Worrall, Adrian French, Les Ashton Edited by:
Justin Allen Imprint: Radcliffe Publishing Ltd Country of Publication: United Kingdom Edition: 1st New edition Dimensions:
Height: 246mm,
Width: 174mm,
Spine: 16mm
Weight: 476g ISBN:9781846191800 ISBN 10: 1846191807 Pages: 236 Publication Date:25 January 2009 Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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College/higher education
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Undergraduate
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Primary
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
Introduction to the Consultation Expertise Model. The Consultation Expertise Model and how to use it. The Model. Fingerprinting. Uses of the Model. Advanced consulting and the ‘Model’: key concepts. Key concepts in relation to ‘Consulting skills’. Key concepts in relation to the. ‘Impression graph’. Key concepts in relation to expertise training. Practical approaches to developing advanced expertise.
Peter Worrall, Adrian French, Les Ashton
Commended for BMA Medical Book Competition: Primary Health Care Category 2010
Commended for BMA Medical Book Competition: Primary Health Care Category 2010.