Compassion in the Emergency Department: the experiences of student nurses

David Hunter; Jacqueline McCallum; Dora Howes

Compassion in the Emergency Department: the experiences of student nurses

David Hunter
, Jacqueline McCallum
, Dora Howes

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Abstract

Background:
Compassion is currently at the forefront of healthcare policy and is debated both nationally and internationally in relation to practice and education (Dewar, 2013). Previous work by the author (Hunter, 2010) explored the experiences of student nurses within the Emergency Department. By reviewing the literature, it was apparent that the experiences of student nurses themselves regarding
compassionate care has received little attention. There appeared to be no studies which looked at the combined phenomena of student nurses, compassionate care and the Emergency Department.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Mar 2016
Event	RCN Education Forum international conference and exhibition 2016 - The International Centre, St Quentin Gate, Telford, United Kingdom Duration: 15 Mar 2016 → 16 Mar 2016

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Conference	RCN Education Forum international conference and exhibition 2016
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Telford
Period	15/03/16 → 16/03/16

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