Patient Perspective on Therapeutic and Non-Therapeutic Interactions
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This report analyzes the article "Therapeutic and non-therapeutic interpersonal interactions: the patient’s perspective" by Williams and Irurita (2004), which discusses the significance of therapeutic communication and psychosocial care in hospital settings. The report highlights the importance of effective communication, referencing Peplau's stages of nurse-patient relationships, and emphasizes the need for hospital staff to understand and provide emotional support to patients. The study examines the impact of interpersonal interactions, considering factors like security, knowledge, and personal value on the patient's state of mind. The conclusion stresses the importance of integrating emotional and psychosocial care alongside medical treatments, emphasizing the role of therapeutic and non-therapeutic communication in enhancing patient recovery and well-being. This report explores the patient's perspective on the quality of interactions they experience during hospitalisation, and the need to address the emotional needs of patients.
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