Attitude Journal of Nursing

Bedside Manners Greatly Matters

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Amongst all the other healthcare providers, nurses are the ones who can have the opportunity to connect deeply with their patients. Every nurse can have the opportunity to develop and build their patient's trust on them or to be hesitant and increase their patients anxiety.

Submitted by Kezia Diadivas, RN

Attitude Matters: Attitudes and Values in Nursing

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Even with a shared set of values and behaviors, we cannot underestimate the nurse’s attitude towards: others, their patients, their co-workers, and the organization they work for and towards the profession of nursing.

Submitted by Maureen Kroning, RN EdD

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