9781969259906 - the death of healthcare as we know it: and the 18 practices that will revive it. de mallya, dr reshma (4 resultados)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "In today's evolving healthcare landscape, expertise alone is no longer enough-trust is the true currency. The Death of Healthcare As We Know It-And the 18 practices that will revive it introduces a powerful yet human framework for healthcare and wellness professionals who want to build last…ing credibility without losing authenticity. Through real-life stories of doctors, surgeons, psychologists, and practitioners, Dr. Reshma Mallya reveals how authority is built not through titles, but through everyday moments of alignment, communication, transparency, and consistency. Each of the 18 chapters blends storytelling with action-offering practical habits, reflection prompts, and quick wins that can be applied immediately in clinical and professional life. Warm, insightful, and deeply relatable, this book shows how small shifts in how you show up can transform how patients perceive, remember, and trust you. At its heart, The Death of Healthcare is a guide-and a companion-for professionals ready to move from being just another name on a prescription to becoming a trusted, respected, and memorable presence. Because patients may forget the treatment-but they never forget how you made them feel." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. "In today's evolving healthcare landscape, expertise alone is no longer enough-trust is the true currency. The Death of Healthcare As We Know It-And the 18 practices that will revive it introduces a powerful yet human framework for healthcare and wellness professionals who want to build last…ing credibility without losing authenticity. Through real-life stories of doctors, surgeons, psychologists, and practitioners, Dr. Reshma Mallya reveals how authority is built not through titles, but through everyday moments of alignment, communication, transparency, and consistency. Each of the 18 chapters blends storytelling with action-offering practical habits, reflection prompts, and quick wins that can be applied immediately in clinical and professional life. Warm, insightful, and deeply relatable, this book shows how small shifts in how you show up can transform how patients perceive, remember, and trust you. At its heart, The Death of Healthcare is a guide-and a companion-for professionals ready to move from being just another name on a prescription to becoming a trusted, respected, and memorable presence. Because patients may forget the treatment-but they never forget how you made them feel." This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
