Cultural competence in critical care nurses and its relationships with empathy, job conflict, and work engagement: a cross-sectional descriptive study

M Soleimani, S Yarahmadi - BMC nursing, 2023 - Springer
Background Cultural competence is more important than ever for nurses today; therefore, it
may be helpful to learn more about it and examine how it relates to empathy, job conflict …

[HTML][HTML] Interpersonal communication among critical care nurses: An ethnographic study

T Mahvar, N Mohammadi, N Seyedfatemi… - Journal of Caring …, 2020 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Introduction: Interpersonal communication in critical care units is one of the most important
factors due to complicated and critical conditions of patients. Nurses' confrontation with …

Influence of interpersonal conflict and social norms towards organizational conflict and lecturer occupational stress

Y Anra, B Setiawan - International Journal of Instruction, 2022 - e-iji.net
This research aims to test the influence of Interpersonal Conflict, Social Norms,
Organizational Conflict, and Lecturer Occupational Stress by using the SEM (Structural …

[PDF][PDF] Эмоциональный интеллект: генетические и психофизиологические корреляты

ЕВ Воробьева, ВВ Косоногов, ЕМ Ковш - 2021 - izd-mn.com
Работа выполнена по итогам трехлетнего (2018-2020 г. г.) научного исследования
эмоционального интеллекта и его генетических и психофизиологических коррелятов …

[HTML][HTML] emotional intelligence in carriers of Different СОМТ, BDnf, DRD2 and htR2a genotypes

EV Vorobyeva, EM Kovsh, VV Kosonogov - Psychology in Russia, 2022 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Background Emotional intelligence is the ability to quickly and correctly recognize the
emotional expressions of other people and to express and manage one's own emotions. It …

Prediction of Addiction Potential Based on Emotional Intelligence and Mediation of Social Readjustment in Working Children

J Roshan - Journal of Health Promotion Management, 2024 - jhpm.ir
Methods: The method of the current research is descriptive-correlation and the statistical
population of the current research was made up of 12-18-year-old working children in …

[PDF][PDF] The effect of neuro linguistic programing strategies training on nurses' emotional intelligence: A randomized clinical trial study

M Javadi, Y Saeid, J MokhtariNoori, M Sirati - J Appl Environ BiolSci, 2014 - academia.edu
Emotional intelligence has been as an important factor for decreasing job stress and better
use of coping strategies in nurses. Therefore, it appears essential to improve the emotional …

The Effectiveness of Emotional Intelligence Training on Nurses' Responsibility

L Nouri, Y Dehghani, A Pouladi Reyshahri - Caring Today, 2019 - caringtoday.lums.ac.ir
Background and Aim: Responsibility in nursing is broad in scope and guarantees health
indicators and improved quality of nursing services. Employee responsibility improves the …

[PDF][PDF] The Effect of Emotional Intelligence Training on Mental Health of Nurses in the Intensive Care Unit

AH Sabzi, K Karami, L Lak - Journal of Nursing Education (JNE), 2020 - jne.ir
Introduction: Psychologists believe that paying attention to nurses' psychological health can
increase their motivation for conducting their duties while are at work. Inattention to mental …

The Effect Of Emotional Intelligence On The Resilience Of Wives Of Schizophrenic Patients

Z Ebadi, R Zighami - Nursing And Midwifery Journal, 2021 - unmf.umsu.ac.ir
Background & Aim: Process resilience is the ability or consequence of successfully adapting
to threatening conditions. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of emotional …