Emotional Intelligence and its Application in Nursing Habibpour Z [1], Khorami markani A [2]
Abstract Background& Aim: Emotional work has widely been accepted in Medical literature …

Background. Emotional labour has been widely accepted in the literature as part of nursing
work, however the contribution of emotional intelligence in the nursing context requires …

Materials and methods: After searching the database Ovid, Science Direct, Scopus,
PubMed, SID, Magiran using keywords intelligence, emotional intelligence, nursing …

Nursing students of today are future nursing professionals. The capability to create and
maintain a therapeutic nurse-patient relationship is the essence of a competent nurse. In …

Aim: The purpose of this study is that emotional intelligence and nursing response What is
the use? Method: This study is a systematic review, with using key words education …

Abstract Background and Objectives: Emotional intelligence refers to a social skill, which
enables individual to better regulate emotions and cope up with the different demands and …

Objectives: The nursing profession is considered to be at a high risk of workplace stress,
workload, and burnout due to the high job demands. The nurses require the appropriate and …

Emotional labour has long been recognized as a necessary part of nursing practice. Nurses
often provide care for patients and families who are suffering and where emotions are …

Background & Aim: Emotional intelligence is one of the most important issues that has
strong effects on patient nursing care. Currently, a concept analysis approach is considered …

Effect of Emotional Intelligence Training on Emotional Intelligence of graduate Nursing
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