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A useful learning tool for pharmacists
This book gives practice oriented knowledge about communication for pharmacists. It is well written, with a good mix of theory and practice. A lot of examples (role plays) help to understand how things can go wrong and how to fix them. The vision behind it, based on the true values of pharmaceutical care, is the perfect starting point to develop patient oriented...
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The Guide to Common Sense
The book is good guide for students in pharmacy or someone seeking to enter into the field but basically the book is a huge guide in common sense. Everything in the book is common sense and provides tons of examples for all the lessons taught in each of the chapters. And all the chapters are designed to complement what is previously taught on the earlier chapters.
Published on July 8, 2008 by Ebey Soman
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A useful learning tool for pharmacists,
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This review is from: Communication Skills for Pharmacists: Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care (Paperback)
This book gives practice oriented knowledge about communication for pharmacists. It is well written, with a good mix of theory and practice. A lot of examples (role plays) help to understand how things can go wrong and how to fix them. The vision behind it, based on the true values of pharmaceutical care, is the perfect starting point to develop patient oriented communication techniques. It's about humans, not pills!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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The Guide to Common Sense,
By Ebey Soman (NY, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Communication Skills for Pharmacists (Hardcover)
The book is good guide for students in pharmacy or someone seeking to enter into the field but basically the book is a huge guide in common sense. Everything in the book is common sense and provides tons of examples for all the lessons taught in each of the chapters. And all the chapters are designed to complement what is previously taught on the earlier chapters.
2 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Not A Good Idea,
By Man With A Plan (U.S.A.) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Communication Skills for Pharmacists (Hardcover)
The information in this book is not at all practical in an actual pharmacy. The author seems to advise using extensive, drawn-out conversations that take far too much time to be used in real pharmacy settings. These ideas sound promising in theory but can not be applied in the real world. It seems as if his only experience may be in the confines of a university building and not with real patients. Do not waste money on this item.
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Communication Skills for Pharmacists : Building Relationships, Improving Patient Care by Bruce Berger (Paperback - November 18, 2002)
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