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Kimberley Ennis1, Dewi Brown-DeVeaux2
1Department of Nursing NYU Langone Health, Site Lead for Nursing and Patient Care Services, NYU Langone Othopedic Hospital, 301 East 17th Street, New York, NY 10010, USA.
Abstract:
Providing care is central to the operations of health care organizations. This article discusses how organizations can create a culture of care. It also identifies key elements that health care organizations can implement to build a culture that nurtures both patients and employees. Additionally, the article examines the benefits of implementing practices that demonstrate compassion toward both employees and patients. This article explores the significance of creating and supporting a culture of care for both patients and employees in health care organizations. Finally, the article identifies prevalent practices that contribute to a culture of care.
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