An attentive nurse directed me into the office of the preeminent expert in inflammatory breast cancer.
As an attentive nurse comes and goes, checking his blood pressure and heart rate, Billy slowly opens up about Andy Warhol and his time as in-house photographer at the artist's famous Factory studio in New York.
Againye tried to be a good nurse, attentive but not cloying, fetching me a stool to use while I bathed from a bucket and petting my head as I napped, saying, "Pain you well well" in soothing pidgin.
The severity of this mortality problem is evident from the deaths in this trial despite attentive medical and nursing care, and this underscores the need for more effective treatments.
His love of music resonates in the hearts of his dear family, admiring friends, attentive aides and caring nurses and doctors and students whom he inspired to become musicians, and of course his dear wife.
"The doctors were excellent and always helped me," she said, with Mrs. Blanco translating, adding that the nurses were attentive and made sure she understood how to take her medication.
Additionally, the nurses were attentive to individual health-related needs, experiences, concerns and opinions during group conversations.
Others support this description and Karlsson et al. [ 34] suggest that the act of 'standing by' the patient is of importance and means that the nurse is attentive, present and prepared to assist the patient in all situations, whilst at the same time giving the patient the freedom of choice to decide the extent to which they want to participate.
With their focus on personal attention and their legitimation for attentive aspects of care, Kneipp nursing homes practice a relationship-centered approach, which has been well established as having an important role in dealing with future challenges in long-term care [ 1, 38– 40].
