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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Compassion in Healthcare"”.

  1. A Concept Analysis of Compassion in Healthcare Practice

    The subject of compassion is frequently discussed in healthcare literature but despite this, is potentially poorly understood and lacks consensus in definition. This study sought to clarify what exactly is meant by the term compassion in a healthcare context and how this is defined in both the …

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  2. COMPASSION SUSTAINMENT: BURN NURSE RESILIENCE

    This study investigates the interplay between psychological capital (PsyCap)—comprising hope, efficacy, resilience, and optimism—and the sustainment of compassion among burn nurses exposed to chronic patient suffering. Recognizing the critical role of compassion in healthcare, the research …

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  3. COMPASSION SUSTAINMENT: BURN NURSE RESILIENCE

    This study investigates the interplay between psychological capital (PsyCap)—comprising hope, efficacy, resilience, and optimism—and the sustainment of compassion among burn nurses exposed to chronic patient suffering. Recognizing the critical role of compassion in healthcare, the research …

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  4. Genuinely caring: compassion and the healing nature of the therapeutic relationship

    Compassion is frequently discussed in relation to nursing. However, to date, research in this area has been largely theoretical, and empirical investigation has been limited. This qualitative study aimed to construct an understanding of the nature of compassion in nursing and what makes it …

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