Interpersonal Communication in Nursing Theory and Practice by Roger Ellis

Interpersonal Communication in Nursing Theory and Practice by Roger Ellis

This is a core text for the 'Communication' section of the Common Foundation Programme (CFP). It introduces nurses to the concept of interpersonal communication and applies it to nursing situations drawn from all 4 branches of nursing, making it practical and suitable for all CFP students. Activities and questions are included to reinforce learning. Should become 'the' book for use on this part of the CFP programme.

Ellis, Roger: - Roger Ellis earned his M.A. in English and Drama from the University of Santa Clara, and his Ph.D. in Dramatic Arts from the University of California at Berkeley. During that time he was also guest stage director for several colleges and universities. He has authored or edited eight books in theatre, plus numerous articles, essays and short stories. In 1991 he initiated an ethnic theatre program at Grand Valley State University in Michigan, creating guest artist residencies and staging plays celebrating cultural diversity. In addition, he has been director of the University's Shakespeare Festival since 1993. He has worked professionally as an actor or director with various Michigan and California theatres and has served as President of the Theatre Alliance of Michigan for the past six years. He is currently a Professor of Theatre at Grand Valley State University.

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ISBN 13	9780443049965
ISBN 10	0443049963
Title	Interpersonal Communication in Nursing Theory and Practice
Author	Roger Ellis
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Elsevier Health Sciences
Year published	1995-06-06
Number of pages	145
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