IMPORTÂNCIA DO PROCESSO DE COMUNICAÇÃO NA ASSISTÊNCIA DE ENFERMAGEM

Stefanelli, Maguida Costa

doi:10.1590/0080-6234198101500300239

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A autora apresenta uma revisão de literatura sobre a importância da comunicação na interação enfermeira-paciente, qualquer que seja sua área de atuação. Focaliza sumariamente opiniões sobre conceito de comunicação, comunicação terapêutica e necessidade de pesquisas de enfermagem neste campo.

The Author presents a survey of the literature about the importance of communication in the nursing-patient interaction regardless to the area of practice. The author summarizes opinions about communication, therapeutic communication concepts and the need of nursing research in this area.

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ANDERSON, N. D. Human interaction for nurses. Superv. Nurse, Chicago, 10 (10): 44, 48-50, Oct. 1979.
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HAYS, J. S. Analysis of nurse-patient communication. Nurs. Outlook, New York, 14 (9): 32-5, 1966.
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SMITH, C. Communication skills. Nurs. Times, London, 75 (22): 926-9, 31 May 1979.
SULLIVAN, H. S. Definitions. In: SULLIVAN, H. S. The interpersonal theory of psychiatry. New York, W.W. Norton, 1953. cap. 2, p. 13-30.
TRAVELBEE, J. Intervention In psychiatric nursing: process in the one-to-one relationship. Philadelphia, F.A., Davis, 1969. 280 p.
TRAVELBEE, J. Concept: communication. In: TRAVELBEE, J. Interpersonal aspects of nursing. 2. ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1971. cap. 9. p. 93-116.
TUDOR, G. A sociopsychiatric nursing approach to intervention in a problem of mutual withdrawal on a mental hospital ward. Perspect. Psychiatr. Care, Hillsdale, 8 (11): 11-35, Jan./Feb. 1970.
WIEDENBACH, E. The helping art of nursing. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 63 (11): 54-7, Nov. 1963.

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[2] ALSTCHUL, A. T. Go and talk to the patients. Nursing Mirror, 130 (15): 41-6, 10 April 1970.

[3] ANDERSON, N. D. Human interaction for nurses. Superv. Nurse, Chicago, 10 (10): 44, 48-50, Oct. 1979.

[4] BURSTEN, B. & DIERS, D. K. Pseudo-patient, centered orientation. Nurs. Forum, Hillsdale, 3 (2): 38-51, 1964.

[5] CONANT, H. C. Use of Bales' interaction process analysis to study nurse-patient interaction. Nurs. Res., New York, 14 (4): 304-9, Fall 1965.

[6] DAVIS, A. J. The skills of communication. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 63 (1): 66-70, Jan. 1963.

[7] DAVITZ, L. J. Introduction. In: DAVITZ, L. J. Interpersonal processes in nursing. Case histories. New York, Springer, 1970. cap. 1. p. 1-10.

[8] EDWARDS, B. J. & BRILHART, J. K. Nursing as communicating. In: EDWARDS, B. J. & BRILHART, J. K. Communication in nurse practice. Saint Louis, C.V. Mosby, 1981. cap. 1. p. 1-23.

[9] FUERST, E. V. & WOLFF, L. Using communication skills. In: FUERST, E. V. & WOLFF, L. Fundamentals of nursing. 3 ed. Philadelphia, J.B. Linpincott, 1964. part 17, p. 203-11.

[10] GREGG, D. E. The psychiatric nurse's role. Amer. J. Nurs, New York, 54 (7): 848-51, July 1954.

[11] GREGG, D. E. The therapeutic role of nurse. Perspect. Psychiatr. Care, Hillsdale, 1 (1): 18-24, Jan./ Feb. 1963.

[12] HAYS, J. S. Analysis of nurse-patient communication. Nurs. Outlook, New York, 14 (9): 32-5, 1966.

[13] HAYS, J. S. & LARSON, K. Interacting with patients. New York, Macmillan, 1970. 282 p.

[14] HENDERSON, V. & NITE, G. Communication, human relations, learning, health goals and guidance. In: HENDERSON, V. & NITE, G. Principles and practice of nursing. New York, Macmillan, 1978. cap. 16. p. 911-91.

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[17] KREUTER, F. R. What is good nursing care. Nurs. Outlook, New York, 5 (5): 302-4, May 1957.

[18] KRIZINOFSKY, M. T. Evolution of the communication model of therapy. In: KRIZINOFSKY, M. T. Kneisl, C. R. & WILSON, H. S. Current perspectives in psychiatric nursing. Saint Louis, Mosby, 1976. cap. 14 p 148-63.

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[21] MANFREDA, L. M. Communication skills. In: MANFREDA, L. M. Psychiatric nursing. 9.ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1973. cap. 21, p. 262-76.

[22] MEYERS, M. E. The effects of types of communication on patients' reactions to stress. Nurs. Res., New York, 13 (2): 126-31, Spring 1964.

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[24] MOSER, D. H. Communicating with a schizophrenic patient. Perspect. Psychiatr. Care, Hillsdale, 8 (1): 36-45, 1970.

[25] NIGHTINGALE, F. Notes on nursing. 2.ed. Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1946. p. 54-76.

[26] NORDMARK, M. T. & ROHWEDER, A. W. Comunicación. In: NORDMARK, M. T. & ROHWEDER, A. W. Bases científicas de la enfermería. 2.ed. México, Prensa Médica Mexicana, 1979. cap. 4, p. 585-93.

[27] PEPLAU, H. E. Interpersonal relations in nursing. New York, Putnam's, 1952. p. 3-16, 263-309.

[28] PLUCHAN, M. L. The nurse-patient relationship in the home setting. Ann Arbor, 1970. (Dissertation — Faculty of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, University of Denver).

[29] RUESCH, J. Disturbed communication. 5ªed. New York, W.W. Norton, 1957, p. 73

[30] RUESCH, J. Comunicación terapéutica. Buenos Aires, Paidós, 1964. 399 p.

[31] SCHULMAN, M. D. et alii. The therapeutic dialogue: a method for the analysis of verbal interaction. Springfield, Charles C. Thomas, 1964. p. 8-16, 87-115.

[32] SIMMONS, J. A. Observation and collection of data. In: SIMMONS, J. A. The nurse-patient relationship in psychiatric nursing. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1969. cap. 2, p. 11-36.

[33] SMITH, C. Communication skills. Nurs. Times, London, 75 (22): 926-9, 31 May 1979.

[34] SULLIVAN, H. S. Definitions. In: SULLIVAN, H. S. The interpersonal theory of psychiatry. New York, W.W. Norton, 1953. cap. 2, p. 13-30.

[35] TRAVELBEE, J. Intervention In psychiatric nursing: process in the one-to-one relationship. Philadelphia, F.A., Davis, 1969. 280 p.

[36] TRAVELBEE, J. Concept: communication. In: TRAVELBEE, J. Interpersonal aspects of nursing. 2. ed. Philadelphia, Davis, 1971. cap. 9. p. 93-116.

[37] TUDOR, G. A sociopsychiatric nursing approach to intervention in a problem of mutual withdrawal on a mental hospital ward. Perspect. Psychiatr. Care, Hillsdale, 8 (11): 11-35, Jan./Feb. 1970.

[38] WIEDENBACH, E. The helping art of nursing. Amer. J. Nurs., New York, 63 (11): 54-7, Nov. 1963.

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IMPORTÂNCIA DO PROCESSO DE COMUNICAÇÃO NA ASSISTÊNCIA DE ENFERMAGEM

Importance of the communication process for nursing practice

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