Communication in Nursing
Communication in Nursing Books
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From spiritual and artistic to matter-of-fact and clinical, this outstanding resource takes a unique approach to presenting the basic concepts of therapeutic communication and their application in various clinical situations with both clients and colleagues. It covers a wide array of topics, including being assertive, electronic communication, respect, humor, group communication, confrontation, and requesting support. Chapters are organized into four parts, building from the ground up: Getting Ongoing, Building Relationships, Meeting Challenges, and Building Confidence. Valuable nursing knowledge is presented with a private touch through quotes, tales, and poetry excerpts. It goes beyond the clinical setting and introduces students to empathy and sensitivity and how they are the prerequisites of successful communication in this field.
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This book has some fascinating points but I plotting it was cheesy how the author interjected her own poems. Maybe that was skipped in the 6th edition I’m not sure. The book was over priced for what it was, even used. If you have to get this book I would probably get the 5th edition because now they are dirt cheap.
Rating: 3 / 5
Excellent book, a small wordy and “touchy feely”. Used, but not a fantastic deal. Excellent reference book for Psych, but.
Rating: 4 / 5
This book has four parts each containing five to ten chapters. Part I: Getting Ongoing includes responsible, assertive, caring communications; helping relationship; mutual problem solving; culture; and electronic communications. Part II: Building Relationships has chapters about warmth, respect, genuineness, empathy, self-disclosure, specificity, asking questions, expressing opinions, humor, and spirituality. Part III: Meeting Challenges deals with confrontation, refusing unreasonable requests, communicating assertively and dutifully with distressed and/or aggressive clients and colleagues and with unpopular clients, and team conflict. Part IV: Building Confidence covers requesting support, evaluation anxiety, feedback, relaxation, descriptions, positive self-talk, and commitment. The author clarifies how to read the book by noting the questions at the end of the chapter, chapter objectives, and bold print. Then reckon about the answers to questions as the book is read. In the acknowledgments the author identifies content in each part and how it will help the reader. Connecting the content with reasons for learning it helps motivate the learner. Each chapter starts with whimsical animals and inspiring figures art, quotations, and the chapter objectives. Vital content is highlighted in tables and boxes. Vital points are often bulleted or numbered. Color is used. Multicultural proverbs, wit and wisdom sections, poetry, and moments of connection that share the meaning of nursing through tale telling are single throughout the book. Nursing examples are used. Spirituality, humor, and reckon about it exercises have been added since the last edition. Exercises encourage active learning. References and suggestions are at the end of each chapter, and appendix and index are at the end of the book. This book facilitates multiple intelligences and applies learning theory. Use of this book is an brilliant way to teach communication in nursing.
Rating: 5 / 5