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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Interpersonal Relationships: The Purpose and Characteristics of Professional Nursingactice; knowledge of anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, physics, microbiology, nutrition, and many other areas are also relevant to nursing. For purposes of discussion, then, it is useful to single out one such area of scientific knowledge and to talk about its relevance to the practice of professional nursing.

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Clinical Supervision of Staff Nursesrse? Does the work situation allow this kind of time and effort? These and many other questions about the best form of clinical supervision are being raised by nurses. I address these questions from an interpersonal standpoint.

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Pattern InteractionsPattern interaction is a phenomenon rarely researched, infrequently written about in psychiatric literature, and mostly overlooked as a topic for discussion. Pattern interactions that occur at the unit level, between patients, and patients and staff, surely are an important area for study and for therapeutic intervention.

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Interpersonal Techniques: The Crux of Psychiatric NursingThe time is past when a nurse could become, in one lifetime, an expert in all clinical areas. Advances in all fields of knowledge and within nursing science itself point to the inevitability of clinical specialization.