Narrative Based Medicine

Narrative Based Medicine by Brian Hurwitz is a groundbreaking exploration of the integral role of narrative in the field of medicine. Published by John Wiley & Sons Inc in 1998, this insightful book spans 304 pages and delves into both theoretical and practical aspects of medical storytelling. Hurwitz presents real patient narratives, highlighting the therapeutic potential of storytelling in enhancing patient care. The text also discusses innovative approaches to teaching narrative skills to medical students and the importance of narrative in medical records. This essential read is tailored for General Practitioners and medical educators looking to enrich their understanding of communication in medicine. Discover how narrative can transform the physician-patient relationship and improve overall healthcare outcomes.