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Social Skills for Nursing Practice [Hardback]

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The acquisition of professional interpersonal skills remains one of the key skills in the practice of nursing. Originally published in 1983 and as a second edition in 1994, this established book maintains that social skills can be learnt, and that patient care can improve by anticipating and preventing problems. The book shows how nurses can develop personally and professionally by actively learning social skills in preference to their haphazard acquisition in practice. Drawing on a wide body of writing, research and nursing theory each chapter concludes with reflective activities and self-evaluation tasks and is preceded by learning objectives.



The acquisition of professional interpersonal skills remains one of the key skills in the practice of nursing. Originally published in 1983 and as a second edition in 1994, this established book maintains that social skills can be learnt, and that patient care can improve by anticipating and preventing problems.

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Original Review of Social Skills for Nursing Practice:

It has some good material encouraging reflective practice and self-direction Philip Lister, Nursing Standard Volume 8, Issue 27.

This book presents several important central themes for nursing practicethere is a commendable emphasis on individual differences and helpful descriptions of patient anxiety and methods of reassurancethe book is clearly written and well-illustrated Peter Butcher, The British Journal of Psychiatry, 144 (1), 1984.

1.Introduction to a Transactional View of Nursing
2. Assessing the
Persons Needs and Problems
3. Communication Skills
4. Self-Reflection
5.
Explanation, Questioning and Interviewing
6. Reassurance
7. Counselling
Skills
8. Skills for Social Influence
9. Skills for Social Control
10. A
Model for Social Skills Learning.
Peter French was in the Department of Nursing at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.