Physical and mental diseases on the impact of nurse-patient relationship.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 26 Physical and mental diseases on the impact of nurse-patient relationship Keywords: physical and mental illnesses nurse-patient relationship With the improvement of living standards, more and more mental illness affects people’s physical and mental health. Care disciplines have certain development requirements of nurses in nursing knowledge and skills at the same time must have a health psychology. The definition of health psychology: that psychological health of the state, when the body is in this state, not only feel good about themselves, social integration and harmony, that is, mental activity and psychological characteristics of the whole is relatively stable, relative coordination, fully developed, with the objective unity and adaptation. However, due to job nature of the special environment atmosphere, overloaded with work, social equity assessment of injustice caused to the nurses a great deal of psychological pressure, a direct impact on nurses in mental health. The introduction of competition, not only affects the patient, but more importantly affect the majority of nurses, so that nurse-patient relations in a sensitive state, the contradictions always imminent. How to keep a good nurse-patient relationship is what we must now seriously consider. Nurse-patient relationship is between the nurses and patient care services in the provision and acceptance of the process, naturally formed a kind of help and be helped interpersonal relationships [1]. A psychological basis for nursing 1.1 Occupational health nurses in the work of pressure stress is perceived imbalance between job requirements and individual practitioners arising from the physical and mental stress state. When individuals can not cope with all aspects of stress, giving rise to a working pressure [2]. While everyone has created the possibility of working pressure, but the staff in health services sector was significantly higher pressure, care in