Handbook of Communication in Anaesthesia, Pain Management, and Intensive Care

Auteur
Dr Allan M Cyna initially trained in the UK as a GP and subsequently in anaesthesia. He has developed a special interest in clinical hypnosis as an anaesthesia adjunct whilst working as a Senior Consultant Anaesthetist at the Women's and Children's Hospital in Adelaide - particularly in paediatric burns and the Obstetric population. Dr Suyin GM Tan is a specialist anaesthetist and pain management physician with over 35 years clinical experience. She completed her training in the UK prior to emigrating to Australia. She has spent most of her professional career working at Nepean Hospital Sydney. Her research interests focus on communication and pain. Her clinical interests include non pharmacological management of pain, non technical skills in anaesthesia and improving access to care in regional communities. She regularly contributes to local and national meetings. Dr Marion I Andrew has been specialist anaesthetist, and worked in the obstetrics and paediatric departments at the Women's and Children's Hospital in South Australia between 1996 and 2023. She has Diploma in Clinical Hypnosis currently works as a clinical hypnotherapist and communication educator. She is studying for a bachelor of science at the University of Adelaide. Dr Laura L Burgoyne is a paediatric anaesthetist at the Women's and Children's Hospital, Adelaide, Australia. She has also has worked in Oxford, England and St Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, USA. Laura has published extensively in paediatric pain and anaesthesia, is a College Examiner and has an interest in effecting clinical change in complex hospital systems. Dr Scott W Simmons is a retired consultant anaesthetist with more than thirty years of experience as clinician, researcher, senior health service administrator, and mentor. His particular interests have been the application of best evidence in clinical practice, critical incident investigation and system-based improvement, clinical audit, and care pathway implementation.

Texte du rabat

A practical guide that helps staff working in anaesthesia, critical care, and pain to successfully communicate with patients and colleagues in daily clinical practice. The book provides useful tools for difficult or unfamiliar circumstances.

Contenu

• Section I Principles of communication

• 1: Introduction

• 2: Structures

• 3: How words hurt

• 4: Language and the subconscious

• 5: Narrative and metaphor in anaesthesia

• Section 2 Routine clinical applications

• 6: The pre-operative visit

• 7: Consent

• 8: Perioperative care

• 9: Pain

• Section 3 Specific clinical contexts

• 10: Pregnancy and childbirth

• 11: Children

• 12: Critical care

• 13: When bad things happen

• 14: Other challenges

• 15: Needle phobia

• Section 4 Communication with colleagues

• 17: Safety-critical communication

• 18: The theatre team

• 19: Education

• 20: Research

• 21: Administrators

• 22: Media

• Section 5 Advanced communication techniques

• 23: Hypnotic techniques