How guiding conversations can draw out patients’ own reasons to quit smoking, lose weight or self-manage a health condition
When Jan Procter-King first heard about motivational interviewing, it came as a revelation to her. Having spent many years as a practice nurse, she wanted to help people make healthy choices – the problem was, no matter how hard she tried, too often it simply wasn’t effective.
Nursing Standard. 36, 8, 41-44. doi: 10.7748/ns.36.8.41.s16
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