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  • Title: [Neurolinguistic programming in physician-patient communication. Basic principles of the procedure--examples for application in surgery].
    Author: Graf U.
    Journal: Fortschr Med; 1995 Sep 20; 113(26):368-71. PubMed ID: 7498856.
    Abstract:
    Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) is a means of improving physician-patient communication that can be learned by any doctor. The present article first describes some of the fundamentals of NLP and then provides examples taken from the field of surgery-in the first instance dealing with the treatment of painful conditions by means of trance or dissociation and, secondly, on the influencing of expectations and the restructuring (reframing) of doctrines in a patient with malignant disease.
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