This book delves into the rhetoric and communication aspects of emergency medical calls to offer vital guidance and training advice for medical and paramedical professionals.
This book delves into the rhetoric and communication aspects of emergency medical calls to offer vital guidance and training advice for medical and paramedical professionals.
Srikant Sarangi is a professor of humanities and medicine at Aalborg University.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Preface 2. Introduction and Background Context 3. Previous Studies in Emergency Communication 4. Data, Methodology, and Analytical Framework 5. Characterizing Telephone-Mediated Emergency Medical Communication 6. Question–Answer Patterns in Elicited and Volunteered Information 7. Case Study 1: Patient as Caller 8. Case Study 2: Spouse/Partner as Caller 9. Case Study 3: Professional Carer as Caller 10. Handling Difficult Callers Conclusion and Practical Implications Glossary Appendices
1. Preface 2. Introduction and Background Context 3. Previous Studies in Emergency Communication 4. Data, Methodology, and Analytical Framework 5. Characterizing Telephone-Mediated Emergency Medical Communication 6. Question–Answer Patterns in Elicited and Volunteered Information 7. Case Study 1: Patient as Caller 8. Case Study 2: Spouse/Partner as Caller 9. Case Study 3: Professional Carer as Caller 10. Handling Difficult Callers Conclusion and Practical Implications Glossary Appendices
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