Interactional Communication Challenges in End-of-Life Care: Dialectical Tensions and Management Strategies Experienced by Home Hospice Nurses
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Summary
Nurses who continually rely on strategies such as ascertaining family/patient acceptance, using persuasive tactics when communicating with external health care providers, relying on effective time management, and working off the clock to provide more in-person care may experience job stress when their interpersonal commitments repeatedly conflict with organizational role demands.
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- article
- Published
- 2015-06-03
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- 13
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- 47
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Keywords
Nursing, Health care, Psychology, Interpersonal communication, Context (archaeology)
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- Account Service and Creative Personnel: Interpersonal Conflict and Dialectical Tensions in Advertising Agencies
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- Turning Tensions Into Performance: The Role of Promotive Voice and Paradoxical Mindset
- Contradictions, Tensions, Paradoxes, and Dialectics
- Strategische Angehörigenkommunikation
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