Forensic Emergency Medicine: Penetrating Trauma William S. Smock Forensic emergency medicine is the application of forensic medical knowledge and appropriate techniques to living patients in the emergency department. Patients with…
Interviewing Techniques Peggy L. Johnson John S. O’Brien II Forensic Medical Interviewing Medical interviewing serves as the cornerstone for the performance of medical evaluations and the formulation of treatment plans….
The Victims of Violence Carroll Ann Ellis There is not a day that goes by that I do not see the evil face of violence that destroyed the me that…
Perpetrators John E. Douglas Mark Olshaker Where Do We Begin? Early in the 1980s, when one of the authors (JED) was conducting in-depth interviews with incarcerated serial offenders that would…
Chapter 2Pain Management: A Practical Approach for Hospital Clinicians Solomon Liao, Kira Skavinski, Jamie Capasso, and Rosene D. Pirrello 2.1 ETIOLOGY AND TYPES OF PAIN Pain is “localized physical suffering…
Chapter 10Documenting Goals of Care and Treatment Preferences in the Hospital: A Case-Based Discussion Lynn A. Flint, Rebecca L. Sudore, and Brook Calton 10.1 PRACTICAL IN-HOSPITAL DOCUMENTATION Patient-centered care is…
Chapter 19Self-Care and Resilience for Hospital Clinicians Sarah M. Piper, B.J. Miller, and Michael W. Rabow 19.1 INTRODUCTION In the hospital setting, clinicians frequently encounter patients with serious or life-limiting…
Chapter 18Interdisciplinary Team Care of Seriously Ill Hospitalized Patients Dawn M. Gross, Jane Hawgood The practice of palliative care is in its very nature multidisciplinary. It requires the expertise of…
