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The book aims to provide nurses and professionals in the caring context with a means to understand the commonalities between experiences in the field of psychology and those in the nursing/caring field, thereby enhancing the multidisciplinary approach.
8 gru 2020 · Psychology for nurses and the caring professions. This volume introduces students to a range of psychological theories and research, supported by evidence from health psychology. Applications are offered within a variety of health-care settings, with an emphasis on health promotion and preventative care. 1.
relevance of psychology, motivating and engaging the students. This edition of “Psychology for Nurses” though will add to the Psychology section in the books shelves, it will definitely be a special one for the nurse community. In this edition a concerted effort has
7 wrz 2017 · Book PDF Available. Basic Psychology for Nurses. September 2017. Publisher: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers. ISBN: 9789352702169. Authors: Rajesh Kumar. All India Institute of Medical...
Psychology for Nurses has identified those areas of psychology most directly pertinent to the daily work of the nurse, and presents the contemporary evidence, both from a scientific and an applied viewpoint, on the role psychology plays in the practice of nursing.
Psychological distance refers to the presence or absence of mental states such as emotions, attitudes, motives, and habits of attention, together with their expressions in conduct. For example, Perri Klass reports how she and her fellow medical students acquired self-protective habits.
4 maj 2012 · AIM: This paper aims to (a) examine and reflect on scholarly literature in English addressing psychology of nursing in education and (b) present and reflect on an example of psychology...
