Effective interaction
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Effective interaction

Mary-Claire Mason Freelance writer
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A technique for relating more positively to others could enhance nursing practice. Its advocates explain why to Marie-Claire Mason

Nurses can use neuro-linguistic programming to communicate more effectively with patients, it is claimed.

Nursing Standard. 24, 31, 25-25. doi: 10.7748/ns.24.31.25.s23

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● Communication - ● Medical neuro-linguistic programming - ● Patient partnership

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06 April 2010 / Vol 24 issue 31

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