Nurse-Client Relationship

Nurse-Client Relationship

Therapeutic Nurse-Client Relationship

Introduction

Communication is one of the most important human behaviours. It is a mechanism allows individuals to establish, maintain and improve their human contacts. It is a process multidimensional and complex. Communication is an essential aspect of nursing care, considered a art and almost always left in the hands of intuition and idiosyncrasies of the nurse. The vast literature in the area of communication and helping relationship, can justify founded and systematic approach to the study and learning the best ways to address technically and humanly this crucial facet of nursing work (Therapeutic nurse-client relationship, 2006, pp. 235-250).

The communication process understood and analysed as such cannot be understood as mere transferring information from one individual to another, but a more complex process, continuous and dynamic between two people in which the issuer must make clear what you want transmit, but also what is expected from the receiver to transmit such information. To understand this process, you should look at models of human communication to give a complete overview of all the elements involved in this complex process, and if these models serve as a guide to facilitate understanding. Thus, communication is understood as an ongoing process by which a person can affect another through oral or written language, gestures, facial expressions, body language, space or other symbols, therefore accepted as a core component, that for there is communication the message comprising the receiver must be connected with meaning the issuer, which is why the base is in the feedback leading to a mutual understanding (Craven, 2003, pp. 110-115).

In recent years, the trend of health professionals is the organization of care directed not only the patient but centred on this, so that it is essential that the nurse, develop social skills that enable communication nurse / patient is carried out effectively (Therapeutic nurse-client relationship, 2006, pp. 235-250).

Part 1

Headings

Inappropriate action

Rationale

Reference

Communication

Very loud and non serious voice tone.

While the human voice is considered the main route materialization of oral verbal communication, the called suprasegmental parameters (e.g., melody, accent, rhythm, etc.) that give a certain quality to speak, let consider simultaneously as a channel of nonverbal communication. Thus by of the different qualities of our voice provoke effects which are significant emotionally- any interaction.

Basic research on emotions has shown associations between different vocal qualities, the expression of emotional content and recognition to motions.

(Therapeutic nurse-client relationship, 2006, pp. 235).

Cultural competence:

Inappropriate way of listening ...