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  • Diversity is a fundamental aspect of modern healthcare.
  • Nursing care and patient relationships are significantly influenced by diversity.

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  • Qualitative discussion and analysis of diversity in nursing.
  • Exploration of interpersonal dynamics in healthcare settings.

Main Results:

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  • Promoting understanding of differences can enhance the nurse-patient connection.