Assertiveness (Latest Articles)

Latest indexed articles for 'Assertiveness'

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Sounds of silence.

29 Apr 2009
rec_pub_19514533-sounds-silence.htm

Frank and fearless.

29 Apr 2009
rec_pub_19514526-frank-fearless.htm

Social functioning in predominantly inattentive and combined subtypes of children with ADHD.

14 Apr 2009 OBJECTIVE: The objective of this study was to compare the social functioning of children with the Combined (CB) and Predominantly Inattentive (PI) subtypes of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), controlling for comorbidity and ...
rec_pub_19372497-social-functioning-predominantly-inattentive-combined-subtypes.htm

Predicting patient aggression against nurses in all hospital areas.

30 Mar 2009 Workplace violence directed at nurses is an alarming phenomenon across the world. To intervene and manage these episodes as quickly as possible, nurses need to identify those factors that can alert them to the possibility that a violent event may ...
rec_pub_19377393-predicting-patient-aggression-nurses-hospital-areas.htm

[Relationship between four components of assertiveness and mental health among high school students]

30 Mar 2009 This study examines the relationship between four components of assertiveness ("open expression", "control of emotion", "consideration for others" and "self-direction") and mental health. In Study 1, the analysis of interviews with thirteen high ...
rec_pub_19489430-relationship-four-components-assertiveness-mental-health-high-school.htm

Increasing self-esteem: efficacy of a group intervention for individuals with severe mental disorders.

23 Mar 2009 BACKGROUND: Individuals with psychosis are known to have a lower self-esteem compared to the general population, in part because of social stigma, paternalistic care, long periods of institutionalization and negative family interactions. This study ...
rec_pub_19321313-increasing-self-esteem-efficacy-group-intervention-individuals-severe.htm

Norwegian healthcare professionals' perceptions of patient knowledge and involvement as basis for decision making in hematology.

27 Feb 2009 PURPOSE/OBJECTIVES: To investigate how healthcare professionals relate to patients with different levels of knowledge and involvement in their disease and treatment. DESIGN: Qualitative, exploratory approach based on semi-structured interviews. ...
rec_pub_19273398-norwegian-healthcare-professionals-perceptions-patient-knowledge.htm

Using life coaching techniques to enhance leadership skills in nursing.

27 Feb 2009 This article describes a recent initiative, which used life-coaching to develop strong leadership skills and empower individual team members and the team as a whole. A three-stage process was used to enable a team of nurses in a GP practice to ...
rec_pub_19331079-using-life-coaching-techniques-enhance-leadership-skills-nursing.htm

Tomorrow's leaders, starting today: a pilot leadership development program for dental students.

27 Feb 2009 Effective leadership is vitally important as the dental profession strives to meet current and future challenges. Leadership development programs have been created for mid-career dental professionals, but the relative lack of such programs for ...
rec_pub_19289720-tomorrow-s-leaders-starting-today-pilot-leadership-development.htm

Cultural competency in medical education: demographic differences associated with medical student communication styles and clinical clerkship feedback.

30 Jan 2009 PURPOSE: We tested the significance of associations among students' demographics, communication styles, and feedback received during clerkships. METHODS: US medical students who completed at least one required clinical clerkship were invited between ...
rec_pub_19378627-cultural-competency-medical-education-demographic-differences.htm

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