A positive connection to the patient as a person within a nurse‐patient relationship provides
the context for ethical treatment. The relationship characterized by caring concern for the …

As there is no recipe for nursing as a moral practice, the nurse is obliged to risk herself in
order to meet the ethical demand placed on her as a professional and to preserve the …

Title.'Caring for'behaviours that indicate to patients that nurses 'care about'them Aim. This
paper is a report of a study to explore what constitutes nurse–patient interactions and to …

The purpose of this article is to examine whether patient/client autonomy is always
compatible with the nurse's role of advocacy. The author looks separately at the concepts of …

Aims and objectives To examine the mutual vulnerability of patients and nurses, anticipating
that an enhanced understanding of the phenomenon may help reduce vulnerability …

The purpose of this study was to look beyond the patient as the source of difficulty and to
examine the context of care encounters for factors that contributed to the construction of …

Studies regarding the caring relationship in out-patient clinics are few. The aim was to
illuminate the caring relationship's appearance in encounters between patients with long …

The nurse-patient relationship involves complex attitudes and behaviours with ethical and
deontological implications. It has been linked to improvements in patient health outcomes …

Five registered nurses were interviewed as part of a comprehensive investigation by five
researchers into the narratives of five enrolled nurses (study 1, published in Nursing Ethics …

Background: The relationship between the nurse and the patient is understood as
fundamental in nursing care. However, numerous challenges can be related to the provision …