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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1955
M R. ANDREWS had been forced to spend long periods of time in several hospitals under trying circumstances. He was discouraged and sick at heart. "I've never known a nurse who was much help," he said bitterly. Of course, this statement indicated his own inner inadequacy, but it should give nurses cause for some serious reflection.
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M R. ANDREWS had been forced to spend long periods of time in several hospitals under trying circumstances. He was discouraged and sick at heart. "I've never known a nurse who was much help," he said bitterly. Of course, this statement indicated his own inner inadequacy, but it should give nurses cause for some serious reflection.
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Living Alone, Consuming Alone?
2013The previous chapter indicated variation in whether and how people living alone consciously express themselves through their home and showed that practices of ‘consuming’ the home often remember and display relationships to family and friends. This chapter extends the discussion through a focus on the consumption of food and holidays, topics that ...
Lynn Jamieson, Roona Simpson
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The American Journal of Bioethics, 2016
In the case “Alone and Saying No” we are introduced to Mr. J, a homeless man with gangrene in both feet, who needs both feet amputated to survive.
Jeffrey, Spike, Anita J, Tarzian
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In the case “Alone and Saying No” we are introduced to Mr. J, a homeless man with gangrene in both feet, who needs both feet amputated to survive.
Jeffrey, Spike, Anita J, Tarzian
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The American Journal of Nursing, 1955
SINCE a severely withdrawn schizophrenic patient may be unable to relate to another individual, the initiative to form a therapeutic relationship must come from the professional and nonprofessional personnel. Some of the nursing techniques that can be used to establish a relationship are showing interest in the patient and seeking him out, helping him ...
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SINCE a severely withdrawn schizophrenic patient may be unable to relate to another individual, the initiative to form a therapeutic relationship must come from the professional and nonprofessional personnel. Some of the nursing techniques that can be used to establish a relationship are showing interest in the patient and seeking him out, helping him ...
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The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 2017
This case analysis examines questions that arise when an ethically appropriate recommendation initially appears to be in conflict with the legally appropriate recommendation. The case involves a dying, incapacitated octogenarian who had friends who were willing to share her values, but not to make decisions on her behalf.
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This case analysis examines questions that arise when an ethically appropriate recommendation initially appears to be in conflict with the legally appropriate recommendation. The case involves a dying, incapacitated octogenarian who had friends who were willing to share her values, but not to make decisions on her behalf.
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