THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIPS
AND THERAPEUTIC
COMMUNICATION
PREPARED BY: MARY GRACE E. MEDINA RN, MAN
,LEARNING OUTCOMES
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Describe necessary components in the nurse-patient relationship.
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Explain the importance of values, beliefs, and attitudes in the development of the nu
patient relationship.
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Describe the importance of self-awareness and therapeutic use of self in the nurse-pa
relationship.
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Describe the differences between social and therapeutic relationships.
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Describe and implement the phases of the nurse-patient relationship.
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Explain the negative behaviors that can diminish the nurse-patient relationship.
,THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIPS
➢
The ability to establish therapeutic relationships with patients is one of the most impo
skills a nurse can develop.
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The therapeutic relationship is especially crucial to the success of interventions with
requiring psychiatric care because the therapeutic relationship and the communicatio
within it serve as the underpinning for treatment and success.
, THERAPEUTIC NURSE-PATIENT
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Purposeful and goal-directed
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Directed towards the clients needs
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Has defined boundaries
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Clients know what they can do and the nurse defines these boundaries
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Is structured to meet the patient’s needs
•
Is safe, confidential, reliable, and consistent
•
A social relationship between friends is subject matter, in a therapeutic relationship there is
no social relationship, its all about the patient
•
Nurse is responsible for initiating the nurse-patient relationship
AND THERAPEUTIC
COMMUNICATION
PREPARED BY: MARY GRACE E. MEDINA RN, MAN
,LEARNING OUTCOMES
➢
Describe necessary components in the nurse-patient relationship.
➢
Explain the importance of values, beliefs, and attitudes in the development of the nu
patient relationship.
➢
Describe the importance of self-awareness and therapeutic use of self in the nurse-pa
relationship.
➢
Describe the differences between social and therapeutic relationships.
➢
Describe and implement the phases of the nurse-patient relationship.
➢
Explain the negative behaviors that can diminish the nurse-patient relationship.
,THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIPS
➢
The ability to establish therapeutic relationships with patients is one of the most impo
skills a nurse can develop.
➢
The therapeutic relationship is especially crucial to the success of interventions with
requiring psychiatric care because the therapeutic relationship and the communicatio
within it serve as the underpinning for treatment and success.
, THERAPEUTIC NURSE-PATIENT
•
Purposeful and goal-directed
•
Directed towards the clients needs
•
Has defined boundaries
•
Clients know what they can do and the nurse defines these boundaries
•
Is structured to meet the patient’s needs
•
Is safe, confidential, reliable, and consistent
•
A social relationship between friends is subject matter, in a therapeutic relationship there is
no social relationship, its all about the patient
•
Nurse is responsible for initiating the nurse-patient relationship
