… and experience of trust was in the nurse–patient relationship. From the data the themes
that … that before a graduate nurse can achieve a trusting relationship with a patient, they first …

… relationships with preceptors, nurse colleagues and/or mentors. With trusted relationships,
the graduate nurse … sense of salience during patient deterioration and develop professionally …

… For the purpose of this study, interaction represents relationship between NGNs and senior
nurses, doctors, patients and their families and the effect it has on the NGNs. The study uses …

… new graduate nurses’ ability to cope with patient death, and inform undergraduate nursing
education… New graduates established relationships with their patients, which made them more …

… high-consequence decisions in relation to a suspected decline in their patient's condition. …
influence graduate nurse preparedness for recognition and response to patient deterioration …

… in relation to patient safety and clinical practice should be at their optimum to ensure high-…
of patient safety knowledge, understanding and behaviours of our new graduate nurses and …

… This study highlights the importance of respectful interpersonal relationships between health
professionals, within an intense hierarchical system of clinical mentorship between senior …

… over the first year of practice they should be cognizant of the following circumstances that
promoted professional confidence in this study: being independent, building relationships with …

… of experienced registered nurses and graduate nurses must be explored. Only … graduate
nurse/experienced registered nurse relationships. This may ultimately allow graduate nurses to …

… Other findings of the study are related to the relationship between level of support provided
… improvement was determined for organising patient safety and nurses’ expectations. These …