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    • The 6Cs (Core Values) are promoted as essential for compassionate and effective healthcare.
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    • To explore the implementation of the 6Cs in healthcare settings.
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    • Qualitative analysis of nursing perceptions.
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    Main Results:

    • Healthcare trusts are leveraging the 6Cs to build on existing improvements.
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