[Papers presented in the twenty-one clinical sessions of the American nurses' convention held in Detroit, Michigan, in 1962]
Published: 1962
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 21
Copyright date: 1962
Subjects: Nurse-Patient Relations; Nursing
Table of contents: title: 1. Emergency intervention by the nurse.; title: 2. Nursing in relation to the impact of illness upon the family; title: 3.-5. Technical innovations in health care: Nursing implications.; title: 6. Innovations in nurse-patient relationships: Automatic or reasoned nurse actions.; title: 7. Innovations in nurse-patient relationships: Nursing the patient with problems of response.; title: 8. Nursing care of the burned patient.; title: 9. Nursing of patients with loss of perceptions.; title: 10. The nurse and groups of patients or clients.; title: 11. Effects of stereotypes on nursing care.; title: 12. Nursing approaches to denial of illness.; title: 13. Nursing care of the disoriented patient.; title: 14. -16. Phases in human development: Relevance in nursing.; title: 17. Effects of continuity in nursing care on patient welfare.; title: 18. Culture, atmosphere, and social organization: Effects on nursing care of the patient.; title: 19. Nursing and the patient's motivations.; title: 20. Solving "difficult" problems in nursing care.; title: 21. The nurse-patient-doctor triadic relationships: Effects on nursing care of the patient.