Aggression : a nurses' guide to therapeutic management / Gerald A. Farrell, Colin Gray.

By:

Farrell, Gerald A

Contributor(s):

Gray, Colin, RMN

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London : Scutari, 1992.Description: xviii,158p. : ill. ; 23cmISBN:

9781871364606 (pbk) :
1871364604 (pbk) :

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Genre/Form:

Nurses Instruction

DDC classification:

610.73 20
610.73

Summary: Aggression is a fact of life and a fairly common experience. People who are ill may show their worries and fears through aggressive behaviour. This book sets out to give nurses and other health care professionals an understanding of this behaviour and how best to cope with aggressive situations.

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Bibliography: p151-154. - Includes index.

Aggression is a fact of life and a fairly common experience. People who are ill may show their worries and fears through aggressive behaviour. This book sets out to give nurses and other health care professionals an understanding of this behaviour and how best to cope with aggressive situations.

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