Psychosocial nursing care of the aged.
By: Edited by Irene Mortenson Burnside.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 1973
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 214
Subjects: Geriatric nursing -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Geriatric psychiatry -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"A Blakiston publication."
Table of contents: value: Foreword, by M. Dunlap.; value: Interviewing the aged, by I. M. Burnside.; value: Communication disorders: a problem in rehabilitation, by A. H. Shanck.; value: One-to-one relationship therapy: a case study, by M. C. Abarca.; value: You don't seem to want to understand, by L. D. Robinson.; value: Depression in the aged, by F. B. Gage.; value: The sick role of the elderly, by K. Ness.; value: Territoriality: space and the aged patient in intensive care units, by S. L. Roberts.; value: The aged psychiatric patient, by M. E. Human.; value: To die or not to die: plight of the aged patient in ICU, by S. L. Roberts.; value: Continuity of care for elderly discharged hospitalized patients, by M. L. Conti.; value: Affectional and instrumental dependency in the aged, by R. A. Roehm.; value: Integrity and despair: a contrast of two lives, by A. V. Bancroft.; value: Factors affecting process and content in older adult groups, by L. B. Gillin.; value: Group therapy for high utilizers of clinic facilities, by J. M. Morrison.; value: Group work with the institutionalized elderly, by D. R. Blake.; value: Short-term group work in a rehabilitation hospital, by V. L. Holtzen.; value: Around the kitchen table: group work on a back ward, by A. Z. Stange.; value: Co-leadership with a group of stroke patients, by D. L. Holland.; value: Long-term group work with the hospitalized aged, by I. M. Burnside.