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Being Human: Ordinariness in Nursing
Being Human Ordinariness in Nursing
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Nursing depends on human interaction. Usually the nurse/patient relationship is meaningful: sometimes it is therapeutic and occasionally both parties know it is quite special. This book shows that nurses are very effective when they transcend the limitations of the prescriptive professional role and can "be themselves" in the clinical situation.... more »
Author:
Nursing depends on human interaction. Usually the nurse/patient relationship is meaningful: sometimes it is therapeutic and occasionally both parties know it is quite special. This book shows that nurses are very effective when they transcend the limitations of the prescriptive professional role and can "be themselves" in the clinical situation.... more »
ISBN-13: 9780443049521
ISBN-10: 0443049521
Pages: 264
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ISBN-10: 0443049521
Pages: 264
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Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Book Type: Paperback
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