Assessment of humanistic care ability in nursing interns highlights critical areas needing improvement.
Nursing humanistic care is the basic value orientation of nursing, an important condition for a harmonious nurse-patient relationship, and one of the important goals of nursing staff training. For vocational college nursing interns, the ability to provide humanistic care is one of the necessary professional qualities for engaging in nursing work. At present, vocational college nursing interns have many problems in humanistic care, mainly manifested as a lack of respect for patients and their families, a lack of understanding of patients, poor communication skills, and a lack of initiative in service. In response to these problems, corresponding countermeasures and suggestions are put forward, aiming to improve the humanistic care ability of vocational college nursing interns and better promote the development of the nursing profession.
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