Empathy in mental health nursing learned, acquired or lost? British Journal of Mental Health Nursing Vol 2, No 1Graham M KaneAustyn SnowdenColin R Martin
- 《Journal of Clinical Nursing》 被引量: 166发表: 2006年 Empathy in mental illness The lack of ability to emphathize is central to many psychiatric conditions. Empathy is affected by neurodevelopment, brain pathology and psychiatric illness. Empathy is both a state and a trait characteristic. ...
Using empathy in relating to people is a lot like using a parachute if you jump out of an airplane or getting a shot of penicillin if one has a bacterial infection. The evidence is overwhelming that such a practice is appropriate and useful in the vast majority of cases. The...
Culturally, the expectations surrounding filial piety and community welfare intensify the emotional and societal pressures on these professionals. In particular, the Chinese healthcare system places a strong emphasis on humanistic nursing practices. Consequently, a perceived lack of empathy from nurses can ...
The aim of the first hypothesis was to verify the effect on emotional empathy of standard academic training: the expectation was that during the 3 year of the nursing course, students would improve their level of empathic tendency. There is, in fact, a need to improve relational skills in ...
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Association between job strain, mental health and empathy among intensive care nurses 来自 掌桥科研 喜欢 0 阅读量: 6 作者: PLS Gosselin 摘要: Background: Nursing shortage is a worldwide issue. It could influence factors such as job strain, nurses' mental health and nurse empathy towards ...
Alyssa is an active RN and teaches Nursing and Leadership university courses. She also has a Doctorate in Nursing Practice and a Master's in Business Administration. Empathy is a powerful skill that connects people through the ability to relate to another's personal perspective and emotions. In ...
UK health policy is often concerned with meeting the needs of the increasing number of older people in society and within some of this policy the concepts ... SJ Mcgeorge - 《Journal of Psychiatric & Mental Health Nursing》 被引量: 17发表: 2011年 The trajectory of cultivating and growing ...
the subjects in the studies must undergo at least one form of empathy measurement; the participants must be medical students; and the research must investigate at least one aspect of the impact of empathy on medical students’ mental health, academic performance, clinical competence, or specialty ...