Care is seen in deeds, not words

Article Abstract:

The author believes that nurses do not often enough show true care to their patients. He believes that nurses should show through their actions, as well as through their words that they are truly caring human beings, because it is through their actions that patients understand the meaning of care.

Column

---

Quality care is a personal responsibility

Article Abstract:

Nursing is a job that needs dedicating oneself in providing utmost care and working in a culture of caring. This creates a better impression on the profession, and to gain this the nurses need to be watchful of their own behavior and attitudes and those of others.

Evaluation, Nursing services

---

"I'm so glad I do this"

Article Abstract:

A nurse administrator in a blood transfusion clinic describes her experience creating a friendly and efficient nursing environment. Topics include reducing patient delays and improving patient satisfaction.

Personal narratives

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Compassion needs reason too. Is truth telling to the patient a cultural artifact? Ethics
• Abstracts: The psychological needs of patients with chronic respiratory disease. An introduction to blood gas analysis
• Abstracts: Using an early warning system in a medical assessment unit. Palliative care: Meeting the needs of dying patients
• Abstracts: Composite outcomes in randomized trials: greater precision but with greater uncertainty? Clinical trials -- multiple treatments, multiple end points, and multiple lessons
• Abstracts: A novel program seeks to take clinical scientists off the endangered species list

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.