Developing effective therapeutic relationships with ...
Journal: Nursing children and Young People Continuing Professional Development Authors: Jane Roberts, Gaynor Fenton, Michaela Barnard Aims and Intended learning Outcomes The aim of this article is to assist the reader to conduct a critical review of the therapeutic relationship
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