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The Nurse-Patient Relationship as a Caring Relationship
Nursing Science Quarterly, 2009Studies regarding healthcare professionals and patient relationships were found to be few in the review completed by this author. Moreover, there are fewer still that analyze the role of nurse professionals as agents in the relationship. The author of this column approaches the nurse-patient relationship from the framework of the general systems theory
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Relationship Communication and Relationship Quality as Predictors of Relationship Continuity
2016Communication is considered as one of the important factors in fostering relationship development and maintenance (Finne and Gronroos 2009; Dagger et al. 2011). It provides an understanding of the exchange partners’ intentions, and fosters trust and information exchange needed to promote long-term customer relationships.
Walfried M. Lassar +2 more
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Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2012
AbstractA view of inequality as a relationship between the advantaged and the disadvantaged has gained considerable currency in psychological research. However, the implications of this view for theories and interventions designed to reduce inequality remain largely unexplored.
Deborah A, Prentice, J Nicole, Shelton
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AbstractA view of inequality as a relationship between the advantaged and the disadvantaged has gained considerable currency in psychological research. However, the implications of this view for theories and interventions designed to reduce inequality remain largely unexplored.
Deborah A, Prentice, J Nicole, Shelton
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2020
A satisfactory sexual relationship cannot be warranted without a good general relationship and requires appropriate physiological sexual responses, healthy psychological states of each partner, and both partners to be responsive to each other’s needs.
Gündüz, Anıl, Sungur, Mehmet Zihni
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A satisfactory sexual relationship cannot be warranted without a good general relationship and requires appropriate physiological sexual responses, healthy psychological states of each partner, and both partners to be responsive to each other’s needs.
Gündüz, Anıl, Sungur, Mehmet Zihni
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Relationships, Relationships, Relationships …
The Journal of Clinical Ethics, 1997J, Sugarman, L L, Emanuel
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Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy, 1999
What makes a correlation coefficient deceiving? On one hand, the coefficient can show a statistically significant relationship between two clinical measures. On the other hand, the same coefficient can indicate a weak association between the measures of interest. The contradiction of correlation is that statistical significance and weak association can
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What makes a correlation coefficient deceiving? On one hand, the coefficient can show a statistically significant relationship between two clinical measures. On the other hand, the same coefficient can indicate a weak association between the measures of interest. The contradiction of correlation is that statistical significance and weak association can
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Relationship capital; relationship values
2005To be ...
Harris, S.G.S. +2 more
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