NURSE – CLIENT RELATIONSHIP

PHASES OF NURSE – CLIENT RELATIONSHIP

Phase I: Pre Interaction

- No face-to-face interaction with client

Phase II: Introductory/Orientation

- Rapport setting, contract setting, sets tone for rest of relationship

- Testing behavior (orientation) resisting behavior (non compliance)

Phase III: Working

- Implementation of nursing care plans

- View as unique individuals

- Employ decision-making and technical skills and communication skills

Phase IV: Termination

- Characterized by ambivalence on both nurse and client

- Discharge phase

- Evaluation of care given by nurse

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