Palliative care is an important and necessary humanistic facet of ICU care.
Recognition of socioeconomic constraints such as the inability to pay for care or to be away from work, and trying to alleviate these hardships are very important aspects of humanistic care.
If compassion is understood to be "an overlap between cognition and emotion" [ 3], it may be inferred that in our sample, emotions played the most important role in utilizing humanistic skills in the patient-care setting.
He considered the analysis of such documents an important part of the humanistic-coefficient method.
It is widely agreed that spiritual growth is an important aspect of living a humanistic and meaningful life, which involves "going beyond", enabling one to contribute to a meaningful relationship with others and relating to God, religion, or transcendence.
This makes it even more important to move to better, more humanistic approaches to management.
This ideal, rather unlike the ideal of the learned and humanistic Renaissance man, became important in 17th-century France, especially after mid-century and the rise of the court of Louis XIV.
Humanistic thinking is equally important to design beauty and harmony in the company, in the products themselves, in the processes, and ultimately to design the products as artworks.
We are at point in our national life in which the restoration of our international standing as a nation of humanistic principles is vitally important.
The appointment of the social scientist to the mostly humanistic faculty was an important sign of the change of times, and also the growing importance and recognition of the social sciences.
