Communication skills for professional nurses

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Communication skills for professional nurses

Michael P. Pagano, Sandra L. Ragan, with Deborah Booton

Sage Publications, c1992

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 141-146) and index

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Description

How nurses communicate with other health professionals, persuade patients to comply with medical treatment or document treatment is vital to the treatment of patients. This volume enables nurses to develop proficiency in written and verbal communication to help them demonstrate their competency and credibility to fellow nurses, other health care professionals and patients. The authors discuss the fundamentals of interpersonal communication such as its transactional nature. Scenarios of effective and ineffective communication techniques, with guiding questions and case studies, give nursing students and practicing nurses an opportunity to analyze their own responses to certain situations.

Table of Contents

Communication Behaviors Fundamentals of Interpersonal Communication Communicating Competently Interpersonal Communication and Nursing Communicating in the Medical Record Written Communication in Nursing Discussion

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