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southboca
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 Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 10:55 pm Post subject: NLP in the UK National Health Service |
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About a year and a half ago, the National Health Service in the United Kingdom began a NLP training course for its healthcare providers. The goal was to improve patient care. This includes improving access to the correct service at the right time and place, upgrading the patient experience, respecting the patient?s dignity, improving the overall quality of services and setting realistic performance targets.
Does anyone know what the outcome was?
http://www.emediawire.com/releases/2005/3/prweb221057.htm |
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Administrator
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Dear Southboca,
We are really not sure what the outcome was, but are sure that it would have been a positive one!
It is always great to see successful therapies like NLP, EFT and Hypnosis comming into the 'mainstream'. For instance, even if just 5% of medical staff where trained in something as simple as EFT just imagine how much goverments would save on their national health bills! Not to mention how much would be saved by teaching NLP and Hypnosis too.
It would be great to hear if these treatments have also been introduced into the mainstream in any other countries! |
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queef_beef
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| I agree with the administrator. I believe it would or is a good outcome with a few faults. I didn't read the article in the link, but does it explain about the experiments or what? |
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vigo
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| The Chronic Pain Service at the Northern General Hospital in Sheffield has a Nurse on staff who's a trained hypnotist. They have some very impressive results with hypnosis when even aggressive procedures haven't worked. |
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toon2007
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| How could you judge a hypnosis process to be good or bad? What if the person was paid to fake it. How could you tell or know? |
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Paddy Landau
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| toon2007 wrote: | | How could you judge a hypnosis process to be good or bad? What if the person was paid to fake it. How could you tell or know? |
I'm not quite sure what you're getting at, toon2007.
What do you mean by "good" or "bad"? If the hypnosis succeeded in its objective, then it worked.
If you paid someone to fake it, sure, it could be faked unless it involved something outside conscious control (such as pain, heart rate and so on); but what would be the point?
Paddy |
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