The nurse‐doctor relationship: a selective literature review

Journal of Advanced Nursing - Tập 22 Số 1 - Trang 165-170 - 1995
Sarah J Sweet1, Ian Norman2
11Staff Nurse, St George's Hospital, London
22Senior Lecturer, Department of Nursing Studies, King's College London England

Tóm tắt

The disciplines of nursing and medicine are expected to work in unusually close proximity to one another, not just practising side by side but interacting with one another to achieve a common good the health and well‐being of patients This selective review of literature addresses some of the issues arising from the frequently controversial subject of the nurse‐doctor relationship and seeks to draw out the principal themes emerging from the application of sociological theory to the nurse‐doctor relationship and research into its operation in clinical settings Particular attention is paid to the ‘doctor‐nurse game’, a stereotypical pattern of interaction, first described m the 1960s, in which (female) nurses learn to show initiative and offer advice, while appearing to defer passively to the doctor's authority This pattern of interaction seems less common in clinical practice today but the problem remains of each profession having ideal expectations of one another which inevitably fall short as a result of differing views of qualities of doctors and nurses to be valued

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Journal of Advanced Nursing

Tập 22 Số 1

165-170

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