Communication with infertile women who failed treatment: "An examination of Orlando according to interaction theory"

Nursing is a care-oriented profession based on human and mutual 
interaction. Considering that care providers and care recipients 
are human beings in the nursing care process, it can be said that 
communication and interpersonal relations are at the forefront. 
Understanding, recognizing and interacting with each other is 
fundamental to the positive and healthy progress of the service 
provided. Nurses are one of the primary health professionals who can 
maintain this communication within the health system and contribute 
positively to the health of the care recipient. Nursing theories, which 
are used for communication and interaction that will contribute to care, 
provide guidance on how the nurse should think while giving care to the 
individual. Orlando’s theory focuses on interpersonal interaction.. The 
aim of this article is to present the nursing care of the woman whose 
infertility treatment failed, by embodying it according to Orlando’s 
deliberative nursing process (interaction) theory.