Interpersonal Communication and Professional Etiquette for Nurses: Textbook for Higher Medical Colleges

Author: Liu Yu
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: Authored by Liu Yu, a teacher at the School of Nursing, Peking University, this book, "Interpersonal Communication and Professional Etiquette for Nurses," is published in response to the needs of the times and the transformation of the "physiological-mental-social" medical model in the modernization of medicine and nursing. It integrates ethics, psychology, and aesthetics, combining theory and practice to elaborate on the profound connotations of interpersonal relationships, nurse-patient communication, nurse appearance, and nurse social etiquette. The book elucidates the fundamental theories, knowledge, and practical skills of nurse professional cultivation and etiquette standards, imbued with the humanistic spirit of respecting patient dignity, personality, and value. At the same time, it shapes the image of modern nurses—the qualities and appearance of the "white coat angels"—aiming to provide high-quality services to patients, contributing to their recovery and physical and mental health. With the extensive development of socialist spiritual civilization, the requirements for nurse cultivation and etiquette standards have become increasingly stringent. The times call for humanistic spirit, which in turn drives the progress of nursing science and the nursing profession. This book serves as an excellent textbook for undergraduate and graduate students in nursing schools and can also be used as a reference for nursing educators and professionals in their continuing education.