英文摘要 |
This article deals with a nursing care experience of a violent patient with schizophrenia under the construct of milieu therapy and therapeutic interpersonal relationship. During the hospitalization, the patient was assessed by the primary nurse as having high potential violent risk, altered thinking process, disturbed social interaction, dysfunction of personal coping ability, perceptual change, and disobedience after a holistic physical, emotional, intellectual, social and spiritual assessments. By utilizing the technique of therapeutic interpersonal relationship, the real, consistent, sincere, supportive, and programmed attitudes and nursing aetivities were applied. The author also adopted the principles of the milieu therapy that include structural, socialization, and individualization in clinic practice. These principles were further provided in daily life discussion, disease panel discussion, low-level functional structured group activities, occupational therapies, and recreational therapies. The efforts contributed to the improvement of the patient's illness during the hospitalization. It also enhanced her insight and copying ability. Meanwhile, this did helps the patient back to her family and social life as well. |