Titlebook: Hildegard E. Peplau Selected Works; Interpersonal Theory Anita Werner O’Toole (Professor and Director of th Textbook 1994Latest edition Mac

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Psychiatric Nursing: The Nurse’s Role in Preventing Chronicityin the mental health field, psychiatry, clinical psychology, and social work, psychiatric nursing is in its infancy in evolving viable, effective clinical practice. This paper suggests one focus in the work of psychiatric nurses, namely, the prevention of chronicity in psychiatric patients.

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Psychotherapeutic Strategiesobstacles are primarily of two kinds: (1) disturbances in thought, feeling, and action, which might be called the pathological use of one’s potential; and (2) lacks and gaps in the development of intellectual and interpersonal competencies which are absolutely essential for healthy social interaction in the community.

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that it can be, in itself, therapeutic. This work contains many papers previously unpublished, covering not only her theory of interpersonal relations, but also basic concepts in psychology, nursing education, the therapeutic milieu, and the role of theory in nursing.

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r her development of an interpersonal relations theory. This theory holds that nurse and patient participate in and contribute to the relationship and that it can be, in itself, therapeutic. This work contains many papers previously unpublished, covering not only her theory of interpersonal relation

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Textbook 1994Latest editionlopment of an interpersonal relations theory. This theory holds that nurse and patient participate in and contribute to the relationship and that it can be, in itself, therapeutic. This work contains many papers previously unpublished, covering not only her theory of interpersonal relations, but als

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