Factors affecting early career registered nurses’ views of building good relationships with patients: A qualitative empirical research study
Key Points:
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Effective communication, empathy, and clinical confidence are key to establishing strong nurse-patient relationships.
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Workplace culture, mentorship, and time constraints impact how early career nurses interact with patients.
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Findings highlight the need for training programs that enhance relationship-building skills in nursing practice.
Description
This qualitative empirical study explores the factors influencing early career registered nurses’ perspectives on building good relationships with patients. It examines the challenges, facilitators, and personal experiences that shape their approach to patient-centered care.
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