Process recordings

[NurseBranch]

Hey, I am in my third week of nursing school and I am already stumped. We had to do a process recording and I didn't do too well on it. Can somebody give me a website, a book, something to help me to understand what exactly I need to do on these things. The professor wrote notes on it, but i cannot read her handwriting. thanks to all for any help! Christy

[L&DRN08, RN]

I'm supposed to be doing one right now! Came here for some insight. I did have to do one last semester & did OK but the expectations of this semester are quite different! We have to do 2 this semester, and then 4 in 3rd & 4th...ugggghhh

Not a fan of this process recording stuff AT ALL.

Anyone have any advice, resources to share?

THANKS

[L&DRN08, RN]

The link doesn't work???

There should be an example of one in your textbook.

However, this looks like a good example:

http://www.orthodox.net/nursing/rnsg-process-recording-example.doc

[Daytonite, BSN, RN]

i know i am posting this late, but since this thread has been resurrected, here are some websites i have found on therapeutic communication since i last posted to it. those of you reading this will want to bookmark or take notes off some of these slide shows that are listed. they present really good information that, as i recall from 20 years ago, we had to know for the process recordings i did in my bsn program. i think that all students find these hard to do because you don't normally think about every single word you say to a person which is what a process recording is asking you to do. a 30-minute conversation with a patient can turn into a 50-page nightmare of a process recording (especially if it was taped and you are transcribing it word for word)!

http://www2.nemcc.edu/rlansdell/web/communication%20test-taking%20strategies_files/frame.htm - a really nice slide show on therapeutic communication. includes techniques, scenarios and blocks to communication.

http://people.uncw.edu/gray/curric/sum2000/ipr.htm - guideline on how to prepare an interpersonal process recording from university of north carolina at wilmington school of nursing

http://www.childbirths.com/euniversity/therapuetic.htm - therapeutic communication. a discussion about therapeutic communication that includes a nice listing of examples of appropriate open-ended responses to make to patients to get them to talk.

http://academic.luzerne.edu/nfrusciante/nur203/powerpoints/therapeuticcommunication_files/frame.htm - a slide show on therapeutic communication. talks about the components, goals, therapeutic and non-therapeutic thechniques.

http://faculty.mc3.edu/rbenfiel/nur109/nur109communication/sld001.htm - communication. a slide show (18 slides)

http://www.education4skills.com/thecom/contents.html - therapeutic communication skills tutorial - page of links to subjects covered

http://www.unc.edu/courses/2004fall/nurs/090/001/class6/index.html - therapeutic communication. some online information and practice modules from the university of north carolina chapel hill school of nursing. click on the links on the left side of the page to access activities.

[memryqlts]

I have read the posts from 2005. Unfortunately the links no longer work. Can anyone give me instructions on how to do a Interpersonal Process Recording. I'm on an RN-BSN online program and the professor requires us to do one, but hasn't given directions on how to do one, just an example of what one looks like. Help!

Thank you

[Daytonite, BSN, RN]

i have read the posts from 2005. unfortunately the links no longer work. can anyone give me instructions on how to do a interpersonal process recording. i'm on an rn-bsn online program and the professor requires us to do one, but hasn't given directions on how to do one, just an example of what one looks like. help!

thank you

there are some other process recording links on post #38 of this sticky thread: https://allnurses.com/nursing-student-assistance/health-assessment-resources-145091.html - health assessment resources, techniques, and forms