Nursing Interpersonal Relations - (Second Edition)

Author: Shi Ruifen
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is written by nursing experts and revised based on the edition. The author applies theories of humanities, combining nursing education and clinical nursing practice, to systematically elaborate the fundamental principles of nursing interpersonal relationships and the methods and skills for coordinating and handling them. It includes concepts of interpersonal communication, social psychological foundations, and factors influencing communication, as well as communication in nurse-patient relationships, nurse-nurse relationships, and physician-nurse relationships. The book covers nurses' verbal communication, nonverbal communication, written communication, and communication etiquette. The content is extensive and well-explained, featuring selected famous quotes, typical examples, extended readings, and role-play scenarios for practice. It plays an important guiding role in improving the humanistic quality and interpersonal skills of nursing personnel. It can serve as a mature textbook for higher nursing education and also as a reference for nursing personnel at all levels.