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    Small actions by nurses significantly impact patient relationships. Focusing on these

    Area of Science:

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    Background:

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    • Previous research highlights the importance of communication, but the impact of "little things" requires further exploration.

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    • To identify specific "little things" that contribute to positive patient perceptions and trust.

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    Conclusions:

    • The "little things" are not trivial but form the foundation of strong, trusting nurse-patient relationships.
    • Nurses should be mindful of and intentionally incorporate these small, yet significant, interactions into their practice.
    • Emphasizing these details can enhance patient satisfaction and therapeutic alliance.