Title: Neuro-Ethics in Communication
Subtitle: A Handbook for Healthcare Professionals
Subject Classification:  Medicine and Medical Ethics, Healthcare, Psychology  
BIC Classification: MBNH, MBX
BISAC Classification: MED050000, MED003020, PSY039000
Binding: Hardback, eBook
Planned publication date: Dec 2027
ISBN (Hardback): 978-1-80866-147-1
ISBN (eBook): 978-1-80866-148-8

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Description

Neuro-Ethics in Communication: A Handbook for Healthcare Professionals offers a timely resource for navigating the complex interplay between brain science, ethical practice, and clinical interaction, focusing on the practical, communicative challenges faced daily in healthcare settings. This new book sets out the neuroscience foundations of communication before exploring issues including cognitive fatigue and its impact on communication breakdown, and shared decision-making. Integrating core principles of medical ethics with insights from contemporary neuroscience, the author utilizes detailed case studies to illuminate real-world dilemmas. The book presents a practical framework for application and insight, with the aim of empowering practitioners to enhance their communication strategies and improve patient outcomes. This book is aimed at clinicians, medical educators, bioethicists, and students seeking to master the art and science of communication in healthcare.

Biography

Author(s):  Dr Janine A. Brooks researches and writes in fields largely related to communications, education and training. With a doctorate in Medical Ethics, she has authored six books and more than 100 articles. She is the owner of Dentalia C&T Consultancy in the UK.

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