Consultation on a pediatric surgical ward: Creating an empathic climate.
American Journal of OrthopsychiatryPublished 1 July 1977
Richard A. Geist
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The intangible qualities inherent in such a milieu and the consultant's role in structuring an atmosphere in which one's consultative skills can be utilized effectively are examined.
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Meaningful consultation to a pediatric surgical service must occur within an emotional climate that supports the consultative process. This paper examines the intangible qualities inherent in such a milieu and the consultant's role in structuring an atmosphere in which one's consultative skills can be utilized effectively.
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