Margot Phaneuf, R.N., PhD. 2008 The nursing profession is one where professional relationships can be difficult at times. Whether it is with patients, colleagues, those in authority or with other […]
Margot Phaneuf, R.N., PhD 2006 Clinical education plays a large part in a nurse’s training. This period is important enough for us to examine its component parts more closely and […]
By Margot Phaneuf, R.N., Ph.D. Chantal Gadbois, M.Sc.N., MPA 2009 The therapeutic nursing plan (TNP), like any other significant change or innovation in the nursing profession, deserves to be analyzed […]
By Margot Phaneuf, RN, PhD 2008 It has always been an imperative for nurses to be committed to their profession and to surpass themselves when providing care and showing empathy […]
Margot Phaneuf, RN, PhD 2007 Introduction Nursing is a diversified discipline, containing many different aspects, some technical and organizational, others scientific and yet others, more internal, more concerned with feelingsand […]
Margot Phaneuf, RN, PhD. 2009 Considering our work conditions in this day and age, to discuss music as a nursing intervention may seem extravagant. Indeed, because of a severe lack […]
By Margot Phaneuf, R.N., Ph.D. 2009 Since the recent adoption of certain legislation, psychiatric nurses have witnessed important changes in their profession. The scope of the profession is both broader […]
Margot Phaneuf, PhD, August 2006 English version: March 2007 When faced with a patient who lacks the motivation to follow his or her1 treatment or someone whose behaviour reflects an […]
By Margot Phaneuf, 2006 For some time we have been hearing about a theory that has radically changed our understanding of human intelligence and how to measure it. Traditional I.Q. […]
By Margot Phaneuf, R.N., Ph. D. 2008 Introduction Nurses carry out a number of prescribed, autonomous, customized or other interventions with patients as part of their everyday activities. However, at […]