Journal of Advanced Nursing · 1992 · 129 citations · 23 references
Social SciencesCommunicationHealth CommunicationInterpersonal CommunicationTherapeutic CommunicationCaregivingCommunication With PatientsEmpathic CommunicationEmpathic RespondingEmpathySupportive CommunicationCommunication PatternsCompassionate RespondingNurse Interaction
In this paper, a model describing nurses’ responses to patients who are suffering is presented The nurse's level of engagement with the patient is affected by whether the caregiver is focused on him‐/herself or on the sufferer (i e embodied with the patient) and whether the caregiver is responding reflexively or with a learned response Four types of communication patterns are identified engaged responses (first‐level) are used in a connected relationship, when the nurse responses reflexively and is focused on him‐/herself, the response is reflected, when the caregiver is patient‐focused, a learned response is labelled a professional response, and a self‐focused, learned response is labelled detached Examples of each type of response are provided
23
Clinical subjectivity. Advocacy with silent patients.
Sally Gadow · PubMed · 1989 · 90 citations
Nursing, Psychiatry, Advocacy +13