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Víctor P Díaz-Narváez1, Andrea Vallecampo Contreras2, Johanna Campos de Chavarría3

  • 1Universidad Andres Bello. Santiago, Chile. Universidad Evangélica de El Salvador. E-mail: victor.diaz@unab.cl Universidad Andres Bello Santiago Chile victor.diaz@unab.cl.

Revista Cuidarte
|February 24, 2026
PubMed
概括

弹性显著预测护理学生的同情心. 虽然生态和工程弹性增强同情心,但适应性弹性阻碍了它,影响了富有同情心的护理. 教育应该整合这两个概念.

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