Power and nursing practice
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Power and nursing practice
（Sociology and nursing practice series）
Macmillan, 1999
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Bibliography: p. 218-235
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Description
Nursing is not a powerful profession yet nurses can have considerable power over those they care for. In a changing health service, power relationships between different professionals and clients may undergo significant changes. To empower either themselves or their clients, nurses must be able to understand the dynamics and nature of power relationships within society.
Taking a sociological perspective, this book introduces readers to methods of analysing power and power relationships while clearly demonstrating the relevance to nursing practice.
Table of Contents
- Introduction.- PART 1: UNDERSTANDING POWER.- Theories of Power
- G. Wilkinson.- Power and Profesions
- G. Wilkinson and M. Miers.- PART 2: NURSES RELATIONSHIPS WITH NURSES.- Power, Gender and Nursing Work
- G. Mowforth.- Elitism in Nursing
- G. Mowforth.- Nursing Teams and Hierarchies
- M. Miers.- PART 3: NURSES IN THE HEALTH CARE TEAM.- Nurses in the Labour Market
- M. Miers.- Working with Doctors
- S. Porter.- Health Care Teams in the Community
- M. Miers.- PART 4: RELATIONSHIPS WITH CLIENTS.- Disempowerment, Empowerment and Older People
- D. Thomas.- User Empowerment and Mental Health Nursing
- A. Fraher and M. Limpinnian.- Power, Knowledge and Skills in Child Centred Care
- M. Miers.- Empowerment and Sexuality
- J. Godfrey.- Involving Clients in Decision Making: Breast Care Nursing
- M. Miers Caring for People with Learning Disabilities
- M. Godsell.
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