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C V Billings

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Psychiatric-mental health nursing professional progress notes.

This article focuses on the American Nurses Association's Effectiveness Initiative and its potential contribution to, and impact on, psychiatric-mental health nursing. The author stresses the importance of the development of nursing nomenclature, nursing practice guidelines, and nursing payment reform as building blocks with which nursing in general, and psychiatric-mental health nursing in particular, positions itself for a more prominent role in future health care. Finally, the author engages the reader in a little whimsy that spans nursing's past, and present, while emphasizing a future in which all nurses work together with one strong voice for nursing and the consumers we serve.

Forecasting↗

Nursing therapeutics in a group encounter.

This report explores a successful clinical group encounter in a community setting with an aging client population. The clinical example presented is discussed from the perspective of Martha Rogers' Science of Unitary Human Beings. The authors seek to explicate the integration of intuitive understanding and empirical knowledge in the nursing process using Rogerian theory as a framework.

Aged↗

Come here, nurse!

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Behavior↗

Therapeutic use of metaphors.

This article focuses on the use of metaphors or story-telling as a technique in psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and families. It includes samples of various metaphors, indications for their use, and specific examples from clinical practice that demonstrate therapeutic potential and impact. In keeping with nursing's humanistic and client-centered values, one should remember that the best use of technique occurs within the context of meaningful interpersonal process, which is the essence of a therapeutic nurse-client relationship.

Communication↗