"Time matters in caring for patients: Twenty minutes isn't enough."

Care Enough to Provide an Exceptional Patient Experience.

In a thriving, busy practice, there never seems to be enough time in the day. Unfortunately, this busyness may cause the team to focus on getting things done instead of caring for patients. If our tone and communications with patients seems rushed and distracted, patients may feel unimportant to the practice. Take a breath and then a few minutes to purposefully communicate with patients, especi...

Comparison of the importance of caring behaviours as perceived by nurses and patients

Caring is the essence of nursing and is a universal phenomenon, not only essential for effective therapy also for self actualization and for human survival. Since research and information about caring has implications for improving maintenance of the quality of caring performance, this study was inducted to compare the importance of caring behaviours in professional nurses and in- patients in m...

بررسی میانگین زمان سپری شده در بیماران دچار ضربه سر از زمان حادثه تا انتقال بیمار به بیمارستان مباشر کاشانی همدان و شروع اقدامات تشخیصی درمانی در سال 1379

Accident and crashes are major causes of mortality in today’s society. In    approximately one half of the cases of death are following trauma and head    injuries. In cure and recovery of patients , the elapsed time from the accident till    the arrival of the patient and the start of medical procedures has a significant role.    This survey ...

"Time matters in caring for patients".

Dignity in care: time to take action.

Providing care for patients and caring about patients should go hand in hand. Caring implicates our fundamental attitude towards patients, and our ability to convey kindness, compassion and respect. Yet all too often, patients and families experience health care as impersonal, mechanical; and quickly discover that patienthood trumps personhood. The consequences of a medical system organized aro...