Nursing and midwifery are stressful professions due to the requirements of patients' care.
They require a high degree of self-regulation and emotional intelligence (EI). The aim of this …

Emotional Intelligence (EI) is fundamental for nursing students to develop therapeutic
relationships in the clinical settings. However, there was little research about EI's level …

Background: Nursing profession and community health nursing practice needs the
understanding of a lot of emotional perception, social skills or capability to manage self …

Emotional intelligence (EI) is seen as a necessity in health care practices, especially the
nursing practice. Assessing levels of EI and ascertaining its progression among nursing …

Background Today, one of the most challenging duties of nursing school is achieving clinical
practice proficiency. Emotional intelligence correlates with students' clinical practice …

Background Emotional intelligence (EI) reflects the general capacity to comprehend
emotions (in ourselves and in others), to regulate emotions, and to cope effectively with …

Introduction: Emotional intelligence (EI) needs to discover the quality location as a core
element inside the continuum of nursing education and the professional nurse. Objective …

Nursing students, particularly at the time of entering clinical education, experience a great
deal of stress and emotion typically related to their educational and clinical competence …

Background Internship is a critical period during which nursing students develop clinical
skills and establish professional attitudes. Requirements for nursing interns are evolving …

Some scholars have proposed that the educational preparation of nurses can be improved
by incorporating emotional intelligence lessons into the nursing curricula. However, the …