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iCare Compassionately: An Innovative Approach to Improving Nursing Education.

Lori M Brodie¹

¹Galen College of Nursing, Louisville, Kentucky.

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|May 20, 2026

Summary

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The iCare Compassionately Model integrates measurable behaviors and concepts for compassionate nursing care. This model is now part of every course across a nursing college curriculum.

Keywords:

attitudes of health personnel clinical competence compassionate care delivery of healthcare empathy nursing education nursing students respect

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Area of Science:

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Professional Ethics

Background:

Compassionate care is historically underemphasized in nursing education.
Existing compassionate care models are often abstract and difficult to implement in academic settings.
Current models are frequently context-specific and taught in isolation from the broader curriculum.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce the iCare Compassionately Model for nursing education.
To describe the theoretical foundations of the iCare Compassionately Model.
To outline the process of integrating this model across a nursing college's curriculum.

Main Methods:

Development and implementation of the iCare Compassionately Model at a single-purpose nursing college.
Focus on measurable behaviors and conceptual understanding of compassion.
Integration of the model into all courses and programs.

Main Results:

Successful integration of compassionate care principles into the entire nursing curriculum.
The model provides a framework for operationalizing compassion in academic nursing.

Conclusions:

The iCare Compassionately Model offers a practical approach to embedding compassionate care throughout nursing education.
Curriculum-wide integration ensures consistent development of compassionate care competencies in nursing students.