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Nurse–patient relationships in palliative care
ISSUES AND INNOVATIONS IN NURSING PRACTICEN urse patient relationships in palliative careEsther MokBA MA PhD RN RMAssociate Professor, School of Nursing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hung Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong, ChinaPui Chi ChiuBSc MSc RNPalliative nurse , Haven of Hope Hospital, Hong Kong, ChinaSubmitted for publication 17 February 2003 Accepted for publication 26 February 2004 Correspondence:Esther Mok,School of Nursing,The Hong Kong Polytechnic University,Hung Hom,Kowloon,Hong Kong, : E. & CHIU (2004)MOK E. & CHIU (2004)Journal of Advanced Nursing48(5), 475 483 nurse patient relationships in palliative aim of this paper is to report a study exploring aspects of nurse patientrelationships in the context of palliative there are numerous studies addressing nurse patientrelationships, little research has focused on these in the context of palliativ
The nurse–patient relationship goes beyond ‘sitting and listening’ and ‘talking’, in which the patient is the object of clinical attention or a subject manifesting psychosocial problems. Here, the patient not only wishes to speak, but is
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