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Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Conflict Management Perspectives Among Physician and Nurse Leaders.
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Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 2005 In psychiatry mental health nurses form the largest professional discipline providing care on an everyday basis for sustained periods. Mental health nurses therefore are in a pivotal position to establish valued therapeutic alliances. In practice, however, a disproportionate amount of nursing time is taken up by administration, time spent talking to ...
David Cameron, R. Kapur, Peter Campbell
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[Contribution to nurse-patient relations].
Tidskrift for Sveriges sjukskoterskor, 1969 Þorbjörn Jónsson
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Journal of Palliative Care, 1991
When dying patients are young adults or have a contagious disease, nursing staff may feel acutely uncomfortable and the patients may become isolated and alone. Nurses who work in palliative care units (PCU) develop special interactive skills that are generally acknowledged but not clearly defined or understood.
Carolyn J. Pepler, Ann Lynch
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When dying patients are young adults or have a contagious disease, nursing staff may feel acutely uncomfortable and the patients may become isolated and alone. Nurses who work in palliative care units (PCU) develop special interactive skills that are generally acknowledged but not clearly defined or understood.
Carolyn J. Pepler, Ann Lynch
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[Nurse-patient relations in a specialized hospital for tuberculosis].
Boleettino d'informazioni della Consociazione nazionale infermiere professionali e assistenti sanitarie visitatrici, 1965 Maria del Rosario Str
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Nursing Philosophy, 2006
Abstract This paper emanates from the concept of empathy as understood by the German philosopher Edith Stein. It begins by highlighting different interpretations of empathy. According to the German philosopher Martin Buber, empathy cannot be achieved as an act of will.
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Abstract This paper emanates from the concept of empathy as understood by the German philosopher Edith Stein. It begins by highlighting different interpretations of empathy. According to the German philosopher Martin Buber, empathy cannot be achieved as an act of will.
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Contemporary Nurse, 2020
Background: Nursing is a process of interpersonal interaction. Objective: To determine the relationship between the self-efficacy levels and caring nurse-patient interactions of nursing students. Methods: The study was carried out with 198 students who agreed to participate.
Handan Eren, Ayse Sonay Turkmen
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Background: Nursing is a process of interpersonal interaction. Objective: To determine the relationship between the self-efficacy levels and caring nurse-patient interactions of nursing students. Methods: The study was carried out with 198 students who agreed to participate.
Handan Eren, Ayse Sonay Turkmen
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Intensive and Critical Care Nursing, 2016
Intensive care is one of the most resource-intensive forms of medical care due to severely ill patients that are cared for in units with high staffing levels. Nursing's impact on the health of patients has shown that the number of nurses per patient and nurse education effects patient outcome.
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Intensive care is one of the most resource-intensive forms of medical care due to severely ill patients that are cared for in units with high staffing levels. Nursing's impact on the health of patients has shown that the number of nurses per patient and nurse education effects patient outcome.
E.-M. Wallin +2 more
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