Nursing as therapy
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Nursing as therapy
Stanley Thornes, c1998
2nd ed
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Previous ed.: London : Chapman & Hall, 1991
Includes bibliographies and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This work includes material on quality, practice and the politics of nursing; and, examines therapeutic nursing from an international perspective, placing nursing at the centre of health care delivery. Practitioners will find it a refreshing challenge, helping them to enhance their professional practice.
Table of Contents
- Therapeutic nursing - theory, issues and practice
- reflection and the evaluation of experience - prerequisites for therapeutic practice?
- the presentation of the nurse - a neglected dimension of therapeutic nurse-patient interaction
- ordinariness in nursing as therapy
- facilitating therapeutic nursing and independent practice
- quality discourse and nursing as therapy
- tailoring research for therapeutic-nursing practice
- an exploration of touch and its use in nursing
- an evaluation of humanism as a philosophy for nursing practice within an era of rational-scientific health care
- mental health
- therapeutic nursing in acute care
- the political dimension of nursing as therapy
- taking up the challenge - the future for therapeutic nursing.
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