The purpose of this article is to examine the concept of power as it relates to human relationships, and the consultant-client relationship as a power relationship, which may be inherently one of unequal power. The types of power available to the consultant are examined, as well as how to get power, how to use it, and the potential for its misuse.
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The purpose of this article is to examine the concept of power as it relates to human relationships, and the consultant-client relationship as a power relationship, which may be inherently one of unequal power. The types of power available to the consultant are examined, as well as how to get power, how to use it, and the potential for its misuse.
Clinical nurse specialist CNS – Pubmed
Published: May 31, 1991
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