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Training Games for Interspersonal Skills: 107 Experiential Learning Activities for Trainers

BURNARD, PHILIP

Business & Money

McGraw=Hill

Culture, Communication and Nursing

Good communication is an essential part of delivering effective nursing care.  Nursing students work in a variety of multicultural settings and therefore it is imperative that they fully understand their own cultural context and that of others.  This text illustrates the important differences between cultures and how these differences can enhance practical nursing.  Through the comprehensive use of case studies and interactive exercises, the book invites students to reflect on their own knowledge and skills about culture so that they can learn to communicate in a more effective and culturally sensitive way.  All theory is applied to nursing practice to demonstrate how situations can arise and be dealt with appropriately whilst working on clinical placement.  This text is written for students studying the CFP at Year 1.  Communication will be studied either as part of a Professional Issues module, or Nursing Practice.

Culture, Communication and Nursing: A Multicultural Guide

Computers & Technology

Gill,Paul

Networking & Cloud Computing

Routledge

Written by highly experienced researchers and authors, this practical workbook demystifies the research process for nursing students and practitioners. Fully updated to incorporate recent technological developments, this new edition features a range of exercises to both challenge and support the budding nurse researcher.

Nursing Research in Action: Exploring, Understanding and Developing Skills

Medical Books

Nursing

Red Globe Press

Nursing Research in Action: Developing Basic Skills

Morrison, Paul

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

'It is an excellent book...very highly recommended.' The International Journal of Nursing Studies 'The authors of this book have made a very successful attempt at de-mystifying the process by unravelling the whole and revealing the stages involved.' Nursing Times First edition of Nursing Research in Action was published in 1990. Since its publication, nurse education has changed dramatically, with Project 2000 commencing, and most nurse education linked with colleges, further, and higher education. The second edition of this successful book is taking this into consideration. It now addresses both the needs of Project 2000 students and undergraduate degree students. It offers more details on how to do qualitative research. The revised edition offers more information on each of the topics in each of the chapters. The activities and exercises remain while some new ones are added. A wider range of research sources are referred to. This new edition is more comprehensive and appropriate to an even wider market.

Palgrave HE UK

This Manual is a companion to the second edition of the same authors' textbook for students Caring and Communicating: The Interpersonal Relationship in Nursing. It can also be used independently of that book.

Caring and Communicating: Facilitators' Manual: The Interpersonal Relationship in Nursing

Reference

Palgrave

(This book explores a range of communication skills and offers practical explanations of how such skills can be developed. It is aimed specifically at health care support workers (BTec, City and Guilds).

Communicate!: A Communication Skills Guide for Health Care Workers

Self-Help

Relationships

Hodder Arnold

During their daily contact with patients, nurses frequently find themselves fulfilling the role of 'counsellor'. Indeed, counselling is a major component of both the diploma and degree nursing programmes. Ethical Counselling: A workbook for nurses provides an innovative and practical guide to essential counselling skills and their ethical use in delivery. This interactive workbook includes numerous activities, case studies and dialogues that engage the reader with the text's theoretical background to counselling, reflective practice and ethical considerations.The interactive approach ensures that readers engage with the subject through thought-provoking activities.

Ethical Counselling: A Workbook for Nurses

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Kendrick, Kevin

Psychology & Counseling

CRC-Press

Counselling is a practical activity. The aim of this book is to offer a practical framework to enable those who work in the health profes sions to develop a range of counselling skills. It will also offer a theoretical grounding that may serve to inform counselling practice. The book is aimed at any of those people who work in the health professions: nurses, medical staff, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, soeial workers, teachers of various sorts and voluntary workers. It does not seek to provide information speeific to the work of those groups but aims at demysti fying counselling and making the skills involved available to them all. The book assumes that the professional working in a particular group will already have their own body of knowledge regarding their work. This book will supplement that knowledge and extend the range of caring skills. Throughout the book, practical examples of the prineiples under discussion are offered. These help to make the abstract concrete. They also serve to apply the skills described to a variety of health-care settings. A problem arises over gender and trying to avoid sexist language. I have been unable to find a solution to it and have referred to the counsellor as she and the dient as he. No sexism is intended but the usage may have made for darity and ease of reading.

Counselling Skills for Health Professionals (Therapy in Practice Series)

Springer

Part of a series this book is aimed at therapists who are concerned with rehabilitation in a very broad sense. The author argues that most people, given a little time have the personal experience to enable them to help others to improve their interpersonal skills. It is aimed at anyone in the health professions who is concerned about enhancing their own or others interpersonal competence. It offers both theory and guidance in practice and contains many practical illustrations of how-to-do-it as well as a longer illustrative package that tries to convey the running of a typical interpersonal skills workshop. Whilst the book is primarily written for tutors, trainers and lecturers in the health professions, it may also be useful to the clinical practitioner who wishes to develop expertise in helping patients and clients to enhance their interpersonal skills. In the fields of social work, health visiting and psychiatric nursing, there are numerous occasions in which the development of conversational and social skills can help improve personal performance and self-awareness. The awareness of basic counselling and group skills can also do much to improve the quality of communication between people in families and organizations.

Teaching Interpersonal Skills: A handbook of experiential learning for health professionals (Therapy in Practice Series)

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

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