Pearls for Nursing Practice

Monica, Elaine Lynne La

doi:10.1097/00006223-198009000-00011

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“…In nursing, La Monica (1979) pointed to the need to investigate whether nurses being empathic make a difference to what she terms 'nursing care outcomes'. This need still ap pears applicable today.…”

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On empathy: Fundamental issues regarding its nature and teaching

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1991

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In nursing empathy is generally regarded as an essential component of nurse-patient interaction, but there appears to be a lack of clarity among nurse educators and professional nurses regarding its nature and how it may be taught and measured. This paper focuses on an analysis of selected theoretical works related to the nature and teaching of empathy, and an attempt is made to identify fundamental issues regarding the phenomenon "empathy" and its place in clinical nursing practice.

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On empathy: Fundamental issues regarding its nature and teaching

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