The concept of symbiotic niceness illustrates a mutually shared advantage in the nurse-patient relationship. This relationship is premised on the co-production of niceness through the doing of psychosocial care. This paper presents an account of 'symbiotic niceness' produced in palliative care nurses' talk. The data are collected from two hospices and one general hospital for the dying. The ana...

this study aims to determine organizational citizenship behavior’s impact on customer loyalty and quality of services. that is to examine, organizational citizenship behavior of nurses and patients (customers) of the kermanshah province hospitals by two hypotheses. population comprised of 1524 nurses which 544 nurses were selected as sample. also sample of same size in a random way in a period ...

Background: Perceptions and levels of understanding spiritual care vary among nurses, which may affect their competency to meet the patient’s needs. Therefore, determining nurses' perception is first important step in addressing needs patients, also help nursing management developing education training programs.Purpose: This study aimed assess competence Malaysian nurses toward providing identi...

the aim of this study was to investigate the relationship between job stress with personality characteristics and organizational commitment. this study is descriptive and correlational. the study population comprised all nurses in 13-aban hospital of ghods city. the sample group consisted of 120 nurses who were selected through convenience sampling. research instruments were hse job stress ques...

Since introduced by Peplau in the 1950’s the psychotherapeutic relationship has been a defining element of psychiatric mental health (PMH) nursing practice. While the components of the therapeutic relationship have been detailed over the decades, PMH nurses appear to be faltering in particular aspects of the relationship process. Individuals hospitalized on inpatient psychiatric units have repo...

Background: The quality of nursing care is a major concern in different countries around the globe, including Iraq. This paper shedding light upon provided to stroke patients by exploring its roots and contributing factors that relates nurse’s demographic data. Objective(s): aim this study detect relationship between nurses' attributes patients. Methodology: Descriptive cross-sectional design a...

Background: The most common cause of myocardial infarction is the occlusion coronary artery. Education and training in nurses providing care for patients lead to a decrease patient morbidity mortality. aim determine effect programs on nurses’ knowledge toward with infarction.Methods: study was conducted cardiac unit at General Najran hospital, city. A quasi-experimental design used from August ...