"While excellent quality health care integrates caring with doing the right thing medically," she said, "a caring attitude can mask poor quality medicine".
Family members: These participants, like the residents we spoke with, thought that a caring attitude and personal attention from nurses are signs of good care: 'Well, [in] the hospital, if I remember correctly, they don't have the time.
A caring attitude is not transmitted from generation to generation by genes [ 7], instead, caring must be cultivated and taught [ 6, 53].
The staff had a caring attitude, even to the most challenging patients.
Nurturing a caring attitude in nursing education is important as this is the first place for students to learn about the most significant values and essence of their profession.
Lukashevsky's bold illustrations serve as daily reminders to be present, take authentic action and always show up with a caring attitude.
We need to emulate them for at least for the day as an experiment, ready to embrace every one with a caring attitude.
Centroplex Health System's reputation for excellent quality service along with a caring attitude.
From the patient's perspective, an excellent and trusted physician projects truthfulness, approachability, and a caring attitude.
Professionalism is associated with respectful self-presentation, a caring attitude, interpersonal competence and commitment to life long learning [ 10].
Those identified that breast cancer patients perceive a caring attitude of the physician as more important than information-giving [ 52].
