Sick conversations - new stories in paediatrics and geriatrics

This book follows on from the previous edition of the book, Sick Conversations. It brings new commented stories, this time not only from geriatrics, but also from neonatology and paediatrics. The book excels in its precise didactics, clarity, and strong emotional experience. These are the attributes that make the effort to improve the communication of bad news manageable – not only for healthcare professionals, but also for patients and their loved ones. The authors' goal is to present an emotionally powerful text that can meet the needs of teaching communication skills, combining emotion, experience, and the implementation of new knowledge.
The book is a basis for communication in palliative care. It is useful not only for professionals, but for anyone who needs to understand not only the sick, but also themselves, in sick conversations, and wants to be more perceptive in communication.
The book is intended primarily for doctors of various specialisations, in palliative care, geriatrics, neonatology, and paediatrics, but also for nurses in basic fields, psychologists, and medical students.