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Humanistic Nursing Communication
Bonnie
W. Duldt-Battey
R.N., Ph.D
Adjunct Professor
College of Nursing
Samuel Merritt College
Oakland, California
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Humanistic Nursing
Communication Theory and Ethics of Humanistic Nursing
Communication Theory by B. W. Duldt-Battey (as B. W.
Duldt) were developed to bring into nursing the
knowledge base of the Communication and Human
Relations disciplines. The theories are believed to be
consistent with holistic and humanistic theoretical
paradigms and are designed to be used in conjenction
with other theories.
The Humanistic Nursing Communication Theory and Ethics
of Humanistic Nursing Communication Theory emphasize
the interpersonal relationships between the nurse,
patient, peers and colleagues. Two tools have been
developed to conduct research based on these theories:
the Nursing Communication Observation Tool (NCOT) and
the Job-Satisfaction- Communication-Importance (JSCI).
(Extracts from:
Humanistic Nursing Communication Theory, by Bonnie
W. Duldt-Battey, Ph.D. RN. Samuel Merritt College)
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Books Available HERE from Amazon
Selected Publications:
- Situational Leadership in
Nursing, Paperback: 380 pages Publisher: Appleton &
Lange (March 1, 1989) ISBN: 0838585531
- Interpersonal Communication in
Nursing, Paperback: 285 pages Publisher: F. A. Davis
Company (January 1, 1984) ISBN: 0803629362
- Theoretical perspectives for
nursing, Paperback: 277 pages Publisher: Little,
Brown (1985) ISBN: 0316195286
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