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CHAPTER 10 Developing TherapeuticRelationshipsELIZABETH M. VARCAROLIS155 Visit the Evolve website at a pretest on the content in this studying this chapter, the reader will be able and compare the purpose, focus, communicationsstyles, and goals for (a) a social relationship , (b) an intimaterelationship, and (c) a Therapeutic and discuss the role of empathy, genuineness, andpositive regard on the part of the nurse in a nurse -client two attitudes and four actions that may reflect thenurse s positive regard for a what is meant by boundaries and the influence oftransference and countertransference on boundary and compare the three phases of the how you would address the four areas of concernduring your first interview with a aspects that foster a Therapeutic nurse -client rela-tionship and those that are inherent in a nontherapeuticnursing interactive process as identified in the research ofForchuk and associates (2000).
relationship is the nurse’s focus on significant personal issues introduced by the client during the clinical in-terview. The nurse and the client identify areas that need exploration and periodically evaluate the degree of change in the client. Although the nurse may as-
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