ArticleFrontiers in medicine2025
The impact of practical training based on narrative nursing on the humanistic care ability of Chinese intern nurses.
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Objective: Improving the humanistic care ability of intern nurses and fostering a deep-seated sense of compassion are crucial goals. In this study, we aimed to investigate the effect of practical training based on narrative nursing on the humanistic care ability of intern nurses. Methods: Retrospective analysis was conducted on intern nurses who received practical training based on narrative nursing ( Results: Compared to those who received regular training, intern nurses who received practical training based on narrative nursing showed significant improvements in humanistic care ability, empathy, professional values, and professional identity (all Conclusion: Practical training based on narrative nursing can significantly improve the humanistic care ability, empathy ability, professional values, and professional identity of nursing interns.
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