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Communication in nursing.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: St. Louis : Mosby, 2000.Edition: 4th edition / Julia W. Balzer-RileyDescription: xxiv, 454 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0323008720
  • 9780323008723
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 610.73/06/99 21
NLM classification:
  • WY 87
Contents:
1. Getting started: basic communication competence. Responsible, assertive, caring communication in nursing -- The client-nurse relationship: a helping relationship -- Solving problems together -- Understanding each other: communication and culture -- Electronic communication. 2. Building relationships. Warmth -- Respect -- Genuineness -- Empath -- Self-disclosure -- Specificity -- Asking questions -- Humor -- Spirituality. 3. Meeting Challenges. Confrontation -- Refusing unreasonable questions -- Communicating assertively and responsibly with distressed clients and colleagues -- Communicating assertively and responsibly with aggressive clients and colleagues -- Communicating assertively and reponsibly with unpopular clients -- Managing team confilct assertively and responsibly. 4. Building confidence. Requesting support -- Overcoming evaluation anxiety -- Feedback -- Relaxation -- Imagery -- Positive self-talk -- Continuing the commitment.
Summary: Explains "how to apply the nursing process in your interpersonal communication with clients and colleagues while showing you how to involve them in the decision-making process that relates to health promotion, maintenance, and restoration."--Cover.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1. Getting started: basic communication competence. Responsible, assertive, caring communication in nursing -- The client-nurse relationship: a helping relationship -- Solving problems together -- Understanding each other: communication and culture -- Electronic communication. 2. Building relationships. Warmth -- Respect -- Genuineness -- Empath -- Self-disclosure -- Specificity -- Asking questions -- Humor -- Spirituality. 3. Meeting Challenges. Confrontation -- Refusing unreasonable questions -- Communicating assertively and responsibly with distressed clients and colleagues -- Communicating assertively and responsibly with aggressive clients and colleagues -- Communicating assertively and reponsibly with unpopular clients -- Managing team confilct assertively and responsibly. 4. Building confidence. Requesting support -- Overcoming evaluation anxiety -- Feedback -- Relaxation -- Imagery -- Positive self-talk -- Continuing the commitment.

Explains "how to apply the nursing process in your interpersonal communication with clients and colleagues while showing you how to involve them in the decision-making process that relates to health promotion, maintenance, and restoration."--Cover.

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