Description
Hardcover has wear. Cover has small marking and small stain. Pages have slight discoloration. No dust jacket. Sticker on inside cover page. Pages are clean and binding is secure.
This well-preserved copy of “Talking With Patients” by Brian Bird offers a unique glimpse into the art of effective communication in medical settings. Published in the late 20th century, this work reflects a growing awareness of the importance of doctor-patient relationships and the need for healthcare professionals to develop strong interpersonal skills. Bird’s background as a physician and educator lends credibility to his insights, which were instrumental in shaping modern medical curricula and practices. Beyond its practical value, the book also serves as a historical artifact, capturing a pivotal moment when the healthcare industry began to prioritize patient-centered care and recognize the therapeutic value of empathy and active listening. For collectors and readers alike, this volume represents a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of medical ethics and communication strategies.