Interaction for Practice in Community Nursing

345 Pages·1999·32.42 MB·English

by  Ann Long BSc Psychology, MSc Counselling, Post Graduate Certificate in Research Methods, Certification in Psychodynamic Therapy, RGN, RMN, HV, Dip. Nursing, RNT, RHVT (eds.)

Interaction for Practice in Community Nursing
Community Health Care Series
Deborah Hennessy (editor)
Community Health Care Development
Ann Long (editor)
Interaction for Practice in Community Nursing
Carolyn Mason (editor)
Achieving Quality in Community Health Care Nursing
Jean McIntosh (editor)
Research Issues in Community Nursing
John 0vretveit, Peter Mathias and Tony Thompson (editors)
Interprofessional Working for Health and Social Care
Community Health Care Series
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Interaction for
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Community Nursing
Edited by
ANN LONG
Foreword by Philip Burnard
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Preface © David Sines 1999
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Dennis Tourish, Raman Kapur, Paul Fleming, Pauline Irving
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============= CONTENTS =============
List of Figures ix
List of Boxes X
Foreword by Philip Burnard Xl
Preface by Professor David Sines XU
Acknowledgements XV
List of Contributors XVI
Introduction
Ann Long
1. Setting the scene 9
Sara Groogan
2. Use of presence in community health care nursing 24
Eamonn Slevin
3. The nurse-patient relationship: caring in a health
context 49
Oliver Slevin
4. Barriers to communication 84
David Dickson
5. Counselling for effective practice 133
Owen Barr
6. Secrets and lies: ethical communication 169
Rosario Baxter
7. Communicating beyond individual bias 190
Dennis Tourish
8. Unconscious communications 217
Raman Kapur
9. Health promotion for individuals, families and
communities 228
Paul Fleming
vu
10. Communicating with challenging clients 260
Pauline Irving and Diane Hazlett
11. Clarifying communication for advanced interaction 286
Ann Long
Index 311
V111
======== LIST OF FIGURES ======
2.1 Values associated with therapeutic presence 31
3.1 The nursing metaparadigm (Fawcett) 65
3.2 The nursing metaparadigm (Slevin) 66
3.3 A framework for caring in nursing 69
3.4 A relational model for care 70
4.1 Contextualised model of interpersonal
communication skills 93
9.1 A holistic model of health status 231
9.2 Model of health promotion 237
9.3 Multi-phase health promotion planning pathway 246
10.1 lohari Window 269
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====== LIST OF BOXES ======
5.1 Definitions of counselling 141
5.2 An overview of stages outlined in three counselling
frameworks 154
5.3 Attributes of an effective counsellor 157
5.4 Seven principles proposed for counselling 162
5.5 Difficulties for beginning counsellors 163
7.1 Measuring interpersonal attitudes 192
11.1 Interpreting bipolar meanings 297
11.2 Communication in the nurse-patient relationship 304
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