Nontechnical Patient Care Issues and Skills: A Course Proposal for Allied Health Education.

Taylor, E. Laurette; Moore, John R.

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Publication Date: 1986

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Nontechnical Patient Care Issues and Skills: A Course Proposal for Allied Health Education.

Taylor, E. Laurette; Moore, John R.

Journal of Studies in Technical Careers, v8 n4 p307-16 Fall 1986

The authors are concerned that the health-care system has become depersonalized. They propose a prerequisite course for admission to all allied health programs to present a wider perspective on health and illness. The course would be modeled on humanistic rather than technological concerns. (Author/CH)

Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations Education, Humanistic Education, Medical Care Evaluation, Medical Services, Patient Education, Postsecondary Education, Prerequisites, Required Courses

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Language: English

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