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Interpersonal skills for the people professions : learning from practice / edited by Lindsey Neville.

Contributor(s): Neville, LindseyMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: Exeter : Reflect, 2009Description: ix, 179 p. ; 25 cmISBN: 9781906052188 (pbk.) :; 1906052182 (pbk.) :Subject(s): Human services personnel -- Professional relationships | Human services -- Practice | Social skills | Interpersonal communicationDDC classification: 361 Summary: Interpersonal skills are discussed in separate chapters for each professional field: education, police service, welfare work, community social work, mental health nursing, nursing, midwifery, general practice. In each chapter a professional is interviewed and asked the same questions, including, for instance: "What are the key skills that you use in your work with people?" and "Working with people can be very demanding. How do you care for yourself?"

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Interpersonal skills are discussed in separate chapters for each professional field: education, police service, welfare work, community social work, mental health nursing, nursing, midwifery, general practice. In each chapter a professional is interviewed and asked the same questions, including, for instance: "What are the key skills that you use in your work with people?" and "Working with people can be very demanding. How do you care for yourself?"

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