
Applied Psychology for Nurses
Enhancing Patient Care Through Psychological PrinciplesBy Mary F. PorterLength2h 30m
About this audiobook
In "Applied Psychology for Nurses," Mary F. Porter presents a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between psychological principles and nursing practice. This work is meticulously structured to provide nurses with a robust understanding of how psychological theories can be applied to enhance patient care and interpersonal relationships within clinical settings. Utilizing a clear and engaging literary style, Porter weaves together empirical research and practical case studies, allowing for an insightful examination of topics such as patient behavior, emotional support, and communication strategies, all framed within the larger context of healthcare psychology. Mary F. Porter, a prominent scholar in nursing and psychology, draws from her extensive background in both fields to inform her writing. Her career, marked by a dedication to advancing nursing education and improving patient care, reflects a commitment to integrating psychological principles into clinical practice. Porter's academic prowess and rich professional experience serve as a foundation for her authority on the subject, making her insights invaluable to nursing professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of patient dynamics. This book is highly recommended for nursing students and healthcare practitioners alike who wish to bridge the gap between psychological theory and practical application. Readers will find themselves equipped with essential tools and knowledge to foster better patient interactions, ultimately leading to improved health outcomes in diverse clinical environments.
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GenreHealth and Wellness
Length2 hrs 30 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 25, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER IV RELATION OF MIND AND BODY: The Cerebrum or Forebrain
19CHAPTER VIII VARIATIONS FROM NORMAL MENTAL PROCESSES: Disorders and Perversions
2CHAPTER V THE NORMAL MIND
20CHAPTER IX VARIATIONS FROM NORMAL MENTAL PROCESSES (Continued)
3CHAPTER VI THE NORMAL MIND (Continued)
21FACTORS CAUSING VARIATIONS FROM NORMAL MENTAL PROCESSES
4Instinct
22Heredity
5Memory
23Environment
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6The Place of Emotion
24Personal Reactions
7The Beginning of Reason
25CHAPTER X ATTENTION THE ROOT OF DISEASE OR HEALTH ATTITUDE
8Development of Reason and Will
26The Attention of Interest: The Attention of Reason and Will
9Judgment
27CHAPTER XI GETTING THE PATIENT’S POINT OF VIEW
10Reaction Proportioned to Stimuli
28What Determines the Point of View
11Normal Emotional Reactions
29Getting the Other Man’s Point of View
12The Normal Mind
30The Deluded Patient
13CHAPTER VII PSYCHOLOGY AND HEALTH
31Nursing the Deluded Patient
14Necessity of Adaptability
32The Obsessed Patient
15The Power of Suggestion
33The Mind a Prey to False Associations
16One Thought Can Be Replaced by Another
34A Short History of Nursing From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
17Habit is a Conserver of Effort
35Some of the Putnam Nursing Books
18The Saving Power of Will