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(BQ0 Part 1 of the document A handbook of general practice (Seventh edition) has contents: The nature, scope and content of general practice, the family, consulting skills, communication skills, counselling skills, difficult, demanding and angry patients, health promotion and patient education, and other contents. Invite you to refer. | A handbook of general practice (Seventh edition): Part 1 Table of Contents 1. Frontmatter 1. Halftitle 2. Dedication 3. Title page 4. Copyright 5. The authors 1. Professor John Murtagh AM 2. Dr Jill Rosenblatt 3. Dr Justin Coleman 4. Dr Clare Murtagh 6. Foreword 7. Contents 8. Acknowledgments 1. Photo credits 9. Preface 10. Making the most of your book 1. Diagnostic strategy models 2. Key facts and checkpoints 3. The staff of Asclepius 4. Red and yellow flags 5. Clinical framework 6. Seven masquerades checklist 7. Diagnostic triads 8. Evidence-based research 9. Extensive coverage of paediatric and geriatric care, pregnancy and complementary therapies 10. Practice tips 11. Clinical photos 12. Full colour illustrations 13. Significantly enhanced index 14. Patient education resources 11. Reviewers 1. Content consultants 2. Survey respondents 12. Laboratory reference values 13. Normal values: worth knowing by heart 14. Abbreviations 2. Part 1: The basis of general practice 1. Introduction 3. Chapter 1: The nature, scope and content of general practice 1. Introduction 2. Definitions 3. Unique features of general practice 1. Holistic approach to management 4. Continuing care 1. Home visits 5. Common presenting problems 1. Most frequent presenting symptoms in the author’s practice 6. Symptoms and conditions related to litigation 7. Chronic disease management 8. References 9. Resources 4. Chapter 2: The family 1. Introduction 2. Characteristics of healthy families 3. Families in crisis 1. The effect of illness 2. Guidelines for the doctor 4. Significant presentations of family dysfunction 5. The patient and family dynamics 1. How to evaluate the family dynamics 1. The genogram 6. The family life cycle 1. Family assessment 2. The questionnaire1 3. Assessment based on the questionnaire 7. Family-based medical counselling 1. The BATHE technique9 1. Background 2. Affect 3.