Environmental Aspects Of Therapeutic Care
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Explains how the planned, purposeful utilization of milieu holds therapeutic implications for the psychiatric patient.
More in Nursing in Psychiatry Series
- Directions For The Future In Psychiatric Nursing 1968
- Environmental Aspects Of Therapeutic Care 1968
- Patients With Manipulative And Acting - Out Behaviors 1968
- Psychiatric Nursing - Past And Present 1968
- The Acting - Out Patient 1968
- The Depressed Patient 1968
- The Elements Of The Nurse - Patient Relationship 1968
- The Nurse In Community Psychiatry 1968
- The Nurse In Family Therapy 1968
- The Nurse In Group Work 1968
- The Nurse's Role And Resources In Providing Therapeutic Care To Psychiatric Patients 1968
- The Nurse's Role In Changing Mental Health Programs 1968
- The One To One Nurse - Patient Relationship 1968
- The Patient With Addictive Behavior 1968
- The Ritualistic Patient 1968
- The Suspicious Patient 1968
- The Symptom As Expression Of Anxiety 1968
- The Withdrawn Patient 1968
- Withdrawn Patient - Implications For The Nurse - Patient Relationship, The 1968
Sources
- 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record
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