The Ritualistic Patient

Discusses the message character of ritualistic behavior with regard to anxiety and conflict and its implications for nursing intervention.

More in Nursing in Psychiatry Series

  1. Directions For The Future In Psychiatric Nursing 1968
  2. Environmental Aspects Of Therapeutic Care 1968
  3. Patients With Manipulative And Acting - Out Behaviors 1968
  4. Psychiatric Nursing - Past And Present 1968
  5. The Acting - Out Patient 1968
  6. The Depressed Patient 1968
  7. The Elements Of The Nurse - Patient Relationship 1968
  8. The Nurse In Community Psychiatry 1968
  9. The Nurse In Family Therapy 1968
  10. The Nurse In Group Work 1968
  11. The Nurse's Role And Resources In Providing Therapeutic Care To Psychiatric Patients 1968
  12. The Nurse's Role In Changing Mental Health Programs 1968
  13. The One To One Nurse - Patient Relationship 1968
  14. The Patient With Addictive Behavior 1968
  15. The Ritualistic Patient 1968
  16. The Suspicious Patient 1968
  17. The Symptom As Expression Of Anxiety 1968
  18. The Withdrawn Patient 1968
  19. Withdrawn Patient - Implications For The Nurse - Patient Relationship, The 1968

Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, format, sound, description, catalog record