Arzt-Patient-Angehörigen-Beziehung auf der Intensivstation – essenzielle Grundlage einer erfolgreichen Therapie?

Schlüsselwörter

Arzt-Patienten-Verhältnis - Arzt-Patient-Angehörigen-Beziehung - Angehörigenbetreuung - Kommunikation - Konflikte - Gesprächsführung - Intensivtherapie

Keywords

physician-patient relationship - physician-patient-family relationship - family care - communication - conflicts - conversation techniques - intensive care

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