About This Book
Mowadat Rana Behavioural Sciences PDF (2nd Edition) is a concise handbook for behavioural sciences in MBBS. It explains how behaviour, emotions, communication and social factors affect health and patient care, in language that is easy for first-year students to follow.
Behavioural Sciences is a minor subject introduced in 1st Year MBBS. This book is useful at that early stage because it introduces ethics, psychology and social aspects of medicine together, before students meet these topics in clinical practice.
The short, focused style makes it suitable for regular reading, quick revision and viva preparation, without long and difficult passages.
Book Information
| Book | Mowadat H. Rana Handbook of Behavioural Sciences |
| Author | Mowadat H. Rana |
| Edition | 2nd Edition |
| Subject | Behavioural Sciences |
| Year | 1st Year MBBS introduction |
| Language | English |
What Is Inside
- Introduction to behavioural sciences and holistic medicine
- Medical ethics and professionalism
- Doctor-patient relationship and communication skills
- Psychology in medical practice
- Sociology and anthropology in health
- Psychosocial aspects of health and disease
- Common psychiatric disorders and related topics
Why This Book
- ✓ Concise and easy to revise
- ✓ Clear introduction for a subject introduced in 1st Year MBBS
- ✓ Covers ethics, psychology and social aspects together
- ✓ Helpful for written exams and viva preparation
How To Use This Book
- Read one area at a time, starting with ethics and communication.
- Note down key definitions and examples from daily medical practice.
- Revise the summary points before tests and vivas.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mowadat Rana suitable for 1st Year MBBS students?
Yes, it is written as a short handbook for students meeting behavioural sciences in 1st Year MBBS for the first time.
Which edition is covered in this post?
This post covers the 2nd Edition of Mowadat H. Rana’s Handbook of Behavioural Sciences.
What should I focus on first?
Start with medical ethics, communication and the doctor-patient relationship, then move on to psychology and psychosocial aspects of health.
Other books will be added separately.