Titlebook: Determinants of the Nurse-Patient Relationship; Gertrud Ujhely Book 1968 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1968 medicine.nursing

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38649-8 as a sequential process consisting of: 1) a person’s perception of an inner or outer event or object; 2) his interpretation of this event in light of his perception, his past experiences and present state; and 3) his response to the interpreted perception, again in light of his past experiences and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-29530-1d what his condition . to him. His condition represents the particular state of physiological, psychological and—nowadays—sociological disequilibrium in which he finds himself. This state manifests itself in a cluster of signs and symptoms which follow a lawful course from their etiology to their ev

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Was ist Generational Leadership?,One of the first things a nurse is taught is to leave personal matters at home and out of the work situation. Why, then, should a book about nurse-patient relationships begin with a discussion of the nurse’s personal and professional values?

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Generationen — Medien — BildungMany people, including nurses, have an aversion to the use of the term . in connection with human relationships. It has for them the implication of acting, of playing a part, instead of being oneself, and thus connotes phoniness and insincerity.

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Eva Katharina Lohmüller,Katharina GreiffNurse and patient do not relate to one another in a vacuum but within the over-all framework of some kind of setting. By virtue of its location, physical setup and purpose and even more, perhaps, by its atmosphere, the setting exerts a powerful influence upon the nurse-patient interaction.

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Attitude toward Human NatureViewpoints concerning man and his nature can be sorted into four categories: 1) Man is primarily rational and good; 2) man is primarily irrational and bad; 3) man is neither good nor bad intrinsically but merely a product of his environment; and 4) man is a combination of the qualities that characterize the first three categories (1).

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Attitude Toward Her Professional RoleMany people, including nurses, have an aversion to the use of the term . in connection with human relationships. It has for them the implication of acting, of playing a part, instead of being oneself, and thus connotes phoniness and insincerity.