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Cindy Dubs
Created Date 01.13.19
Last Updated 01.14.19
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At times, it’s useful to not speak at all.
Sometimes it’s necessary to acknowledge what patients say and affirm that they’ve been heard.
This acknowledges a patient’s behavior and highlights it without giving an overt compliment.
Hospital stays can be lonely, stressful times; when nurses offer ____, it shows they value patients.
What type of opening is “What would you like to talk about?”
This type of listening includes using nonverbal and verbal cues.
Used when patients say something confusing or ambiguous is important.
Patients uses these when patients can drawing upon experiences to deal with current problems.
Ending a summary with a phrase like “Does that sound correct?”
Nurses should only apply this technique after they have established trust.
How nurses can lighten the mood.
By calling attention to the incorrect or delusional ideas and perceptions of patients, nurses are voicing ___?
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