Reflections on Doctors Nurses’ Stories about Physicians and Surgeons

Reflections on Doctors Nurses’ Stories about Physicians and Surgeons by Terry Ratner, published by Kaplan Publishing on September 2, 2008, offers insights into the complex relationships between nurses and doctors. This 224-page book presents a collection of narratives that explore the dynamics of healthcare teamwork, highlighting both successful collaborations and instances where communication falters, ultimately impacting patient care.
Readers will find a range of perspectives from both novice and experienced nurses, addressing themes such as power differences, gender dynamics, and public perceptions of the healthcare profession. Edited by a registered nurse, this edition serves as a valuable resource for those in the nursing field and anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of medical and nursing interactions. The book delves into social, ethical, and legal issues within the medical landscape, providing a comprehensive view of the challenges faced by healthcare professionals.
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Nurses share what it’s like to work with doctors—when it’s like a smooth-running machine, when communication breaks down, and how it directly affects the patient. Hear from people new to the field as well as those who have been in nursing for decades about power differences, gender dynamics, and the challenge of public perceptions.
Edited and introduced by a registered nurse, Reflections on Doctors is a resource for nurses and anyone who wants to better understand the healthcare professionals who care for them.
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