“What type of patient are you?“आप कौन-से टाइप के पेशेंट हो?”

Описание: This video is based on commonly observed patient behavior patterns described across standard medical textbooks, clinical communication literature, and patient–doctor interaction research.

Standard Medical & Clinical Textbooks

Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine
(Patient approach, symptom interpretation, uncertainty in diagnosis, reassurance & follow-up)

Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine
(Doctor–patient communication, dealing with anxious, silent, angry, and confused patients)

Kumar & Clark’s Clinical Medicine
(Approach to undifferentiated symptoms, patient reassurance, follow-up strategies)

Clinical Communication & Behavioral Medicine

Skills for Communicating with Patients – Jonathan Silverman et al.

The Cambridge Guide to the Medical Interview

Behavioral Medicine in Primary Care (various editions)

Psychosomatic & Health Anxiety Concepts

DSM-5-TR (APA) – Health anxiety & somatic symptom concepts (general reference only)

Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders – Clinical overviews

Mind–Body Interaction in Medicine – Review literature

Public Health & Patient Safety

World Health Organization (WHO)
– Patient safety, communication, and shared decision-making

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE, UK)
– Guidance on unexplained symptoms and patient reassurance