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[Neurolinguistic programming in physician-patient communication. Basic principles of the procedure--examples for
1Abteilung für Allgemein- und Gefässchirurgie, Stauferklinik, Mutlangen.
Fortschritte Der Medizin
|September 20, 1995
Summary
Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) enhances physician-patient communication skills for doctors. This approach uses trance, dissociation, and reframing to improve patient outcomes in surgery and oncology.
Area of Science:
- Medical Communication
- Psychology in Medicine
- Surgical Practice
Background:
- Physician-patient communication is crucial for effective healthcare delivery.
- Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) offers learnable techniques to enhance this interaction.
- The study explores NLP's application within surgical and oncological contexts.
Observation:
- NLP fundamentals are detailed, focusing on practical applications.
- Techniques include using trance or dissociation for pain management in surgical patients.
- Methods also cover influencing patient expectations and reframing beliefs in cancer care.
Findings:
- NLP provides a framework for doctors to improve communication.
- Specific techniques demonstrate potential in managing surgical pain and patient expectations.
- Reframing doctrines can positively impact patients with malignant diseases.
Implications:
- Adoption of NLP can lead to improved patient experiences and therapeutic alliances.
- Enhanced communication may contribute to better adherence and treatment outcomes.
- NLP training offers a valuable, skill-based approach for medical professionals.