Healthcare Psychology and Communication Skills (Theory)
About This Book
Healthcare Psychology and Communication Skills can sound like a soft subject beside pharmacology and chemistry. It is not. It is the most directly practice-facing subject a first-year pharmacist studies, because it is about what the future professional will actually say and do with patients: how to read a frightened patient, how to choose words for difficult news, how to explain a regimen so it is understood and followed, how to recognise distress and respond to it safely, and how to treat every patient with the dignity that good care requires.
The aim of this book is to make that soft-sounding subject rigorous and useful, with theories explained to their mechanism, models compared, and communication techniques shown step by step. Written specifically for B.Pharm first semester students under the new PCI syllabus 2026 (NEP 2020), this flagship textbook provides comprehensive coverage of healthcare psychology fundamentals and practical communication skills essential for modern pharmacy practice.
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How to Cite
Betur Jayappa, M. K., & Chitti, R. (2026). Healthcare Psychology and Communication Skills (Theory) (1st ed.). WiseLeaf Scientific Ventures. ISBN: 978-81-687391-0-9
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