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1. Nov 11,  · Nurses are the epitome of kindness. They embody compassion, selflessness, and doing good for other people. And the second is a wish for even more kindness during these times of uncertainity and confusion. Happy World Kindness day, nurses! Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.

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2. Mar 08,  · "A little kindness goes a long way" is a popular saying that certainly applies to those in the nursing profession. With patients often feeling scared, vulnerable or intimidated by the uncertainties they face, nurses are able to ease those feelings by displaying true kindness and compassion.

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3. ""The Language of Kindness" is a memoir of two decades of nursing by a British woman who has now turned to professional writing (as well she should, based on the ability demonstrated in this book). More than anything else, Ms. Watson's book is about love that cares: for her patients, their families, her colleagues, and her former profession/5().

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4. Sep 01,  · Give us some tips on what nurses can do to spread kindness—to their employees (if they’re in management) to coworkers, and to patients. Starting a Kindness Revolution in your organization or on your unit is easy. There are four things you can do: 1. Show gratitude.

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5. Jul 09,  · Posts about Nurses written by Kindness, pass it on! Kindness – Pass It On! Access to information is greater today than ever before in history. This is great news, but sometimes depressing news. So much of what we read daily on the Internet is sad, depressing, tragic. In light of that I wanted to remind people of just how far kindness can go.

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6. Oct 31,  · Value of Loving Kindness in the Nurse-Patient Relationship. October 31, At the Beryl Institute Roundtable in Seattle, WA, this week, kindness dominated discussions about caregiver resilience in pursuit of the optimal patient experience.. While the discussion started by looking at the current pressures in healthcare settings, it quickly moved to human needs and values, the daily toll on.

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7. Dec 19,  · But unless a nurse understands that it does have measurable outcomes, it’s easy to neglect to let patients see that compassion. Patients who are cared for with compassion and kindness feel more able to trust their health care providers—and a .

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8. Have our nurses had the kindness trained out of them? After spending a traumatic night in hospital, I'm left wondering what happened to compassionate care Allison Pearson 22 September • pm.

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