Robert Buckman (1948–2011)

Autor de I Don't Know What to Say

41 Obras 487 Miembros 5 Reseñas

Sobre El Autor

Robert Buckman, M.D., Ph.D., is an oncologist and professor at the University of Toronto's Princess Margaret Hospital. He is the author of numerous books, including How to Break Bad News, What You Realty Need to Know about Cancer, and Human Wildlife, ail three of which are also published by Johns mostrar más Hopkins. mostrar menos

Incluye los nombres: Robert Buckman, Dr. Robert Buckman, Robert Buckman Dr., Robert Buckman MBBCh, Dr. Robert Buckman MD, Dr. Robert Buckman MBBCh

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Obras de Robert Buckman

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I Don't Know What to Say (1988) 139 copias

Can We Be Good Without God?: Biology, Behavior, and the Need to Believe (2000) 69 copias

How to Break Bad News: A Guide for Health Care Professionals (1992) 57 copias

Human Wildlife: The Life That Lives on Us (2002) 44 copias

Cancer is a Word, Not a Sentence: A Practical Guide to Help You Through the First Few Weeks (2005) 28 copias

What You Really Need to Know about Cancer: A Comprehensive Guide for Patients and Their Families (Buckman, What You… (1995) 27 copias

Magic or medicine? : an investigation of healing and healers (1993) 24 copias

What You Really Need to Know About Living with Depression (1999) 23 copias

Practical Plans for Difficult Conversations in Medicine: Strategies That Work in Breaking Bad News (2010) 13 copias

What You Really Need to Know About Irritable Bowel Syndrome (2000) 10 copias

Not Dead Yet: a Long Strange Trip from Doctor to Patient and Back (1999) 8 copias

What You Really Need to Know About Caring for Someone After a Stroke (2000) 8 copias

What You Really Need to Know about Caring for a Child with Asthma (1999) 5 copias

Les racines de la foi - comment la biologie et la psychologie expliquent notre besoin de croire (2011) 2 copias

What you Really Need to Know About Breast Cancer (2000) 2 copias

What You Really Need to Know about Depression (2000) 2 copias

Was wir für Sterbende tun können (1990) 2 copias

Why Won't They Talk to Me? - Coping With Problems - Part 1. Tape 3 1 copia

Lost for words : how to talk to someone with cancer (2003) 1 copia

Who can ever understand? : talking about your cancer (1995) 1 copia

Communication Skills in Clinical Practice: A video guide: Hidden Agendas & Special Situations, Tape 3 1 copia

Why Won't They Talk to Me? - Putting It Together. Tape 5 1 copia

How to break bad news - a guide for health care professionals 1 copia

Communication in palliative care: a practical guide 1 copia

A practical guide to communication skills in cancer care 1 copia

Com donar les males notícies (1998) 1 copia

Ik weet niet wat ik zeggen moet hoe men stervenden kan bijstaan : een handreiking (1992) 1 copia

Communication Skills in Clinical Practice: Communication basics, Tape 1 1 copia

Communication Skills in Clinical Practice: A video guide: Dealing with Feelings, Tape 2 1 copia

Communication Skills in Clinical Practice: A video guide: Genetic Testing, Pediatrics & End-of-Life, Tape 5 1 copia

Communication Skills in Cancer Care: A Video Guide; Error Disclosure; telephone conversations; aspects of oncology… 1 copia

Communication Skills in Cancer Care: A Video Guide; Disease Progression, Tape 4 (sponsored by The University of Texas… 1 copia

Communication Skills in Cancer Care: A video guide: First Line (Diagnosis and First Treatment), Tape 2 (sponsored by… 1 copia

S'asseoir pour parler : l'art de communiquer de mauvaises nouvelles aux malades : guide du professionnel de… (2007) 1 copia

Communication Skills in Clinical Practice: A video guide; How to break bad news, Tape 4 1 copia

Communication Skills in Cancer Care: A video guide: Difficult Situations; Genetic Counseling, Tape 3 (sponsored by The… 1 copia

Communication Skills in Cancer Care: A video guide; Basic Principles, Tape 1, (sponsored by The University of Texas MD… 1 copia

Living With Diabetes (2005) 1 copia

La comunicazione della diagnosi: in caso di malattie gravi (2003) 1 copia

Skin : an owner's manual : what your skin does for you & what you need to do for it 1 copia

Why Won't They Talk To Me? - Introduction and Objectives - Tape 1 1 copia

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Nombre legal: Buckman, Robert Alexander Amiel
Otros nombres: Buckman, Rob
Fecha de nacimiento: 1948-08-22
Fecha de fallecimiento: 2011-10-09
Género: male
Nacionalidad: UK
Canada
Lugar de nacimiento: London, England, UK
Lugar de fallecimiento: In transit on flight from London to Toronto
Lugares de residencia: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Educación: University College School
University of Cambridge (St John's College)
Royal Marsden Hospital
University College Hospital
Ocupaciones: oncologist
humourist
Relaciones: Amiel, Barbara (cousin)
Premios y honores: Fellow, Royal College of Physicians

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Reseñas

I don't know what to say : how to help and support… por Robert Buckman

How to talk and listen and learn what to say. This book covers the transition from the early stages of terminal illness, including spiritual aspects, and how to keep lines of communication open.

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LibraryPAH | May 1, 2019 |

Human Wildlife por Robert Buckman

bacteria and small things that live on us. Humerous, factual. A good read once.

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jhawn | Jul 31, 2017 |

Can We Be Good Without God? por Robert Buckman

This book commits several logical fallacies. There are others written from the same perspective that are much higher in quality.

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MikeAustin | otra reseña | Nov 29, 2010 |

Cancer Is a Word, Not a Sentence por Robert Buckman

This is the book I wish I had when I was diagnosed. It's full of down to earth advice and interesting tips on surviving a cancer diagnosis and the treatment, what to expect and what the major side-effects of some of the drugs can be. Even years after it helped me deal with some of the lingering issues.

It also has a helpful chapter on dealing with a friend with cancer, what to say and how to cope.

Recommended for anyone whose life has been touched by this disease, which he does point out is just a word, and not a very accurate word at that.… (más)

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wyvernfriend | Oct 16, 2007 |

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