Modern Nurse Etiquette and Quality (Second Edition)

Author: Liang Yinhui, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Etiquette, in terms of form, is an external set of behavioral norms, while in terms of content, it is a spiritual temperament. For individuals, the value of etiquette is almost equivalent to life. For society as a whole, etiquette is a measure of social civilization and one of the key components of the construction of socialist spiritual civilization. In the medical and nursing service industry, when facing a vast number of nursing service recipients, good nurse etiquette and professionalism are undoubtedly a highly effective remedy, playing a pivotal role in improving the quality of medical and nursing care. Especially with the transformation of medical models, the patient-centered medical and nursing reform is continuously deepening. People are increasingly realizing that high-quality medical and nursing services must be matched with highly qualified medical and nursing personnel. Holistic nursing is the new concept of nursing today, requiring nursing professionals not only to have broad cultural knowledge and profound professional skills but also to possess good humanistic and moral cultivation. Etiquette is one aspect of this, and Modern Nurse Etiquette and Professionalism was written to meet this need. This book discusses both the theory and practice of etiquette norms that nurses should follow and the etiquette cultivation they should focus on. Its content includes the basic theories and knowledge of etiquette and etiquette studies, as well as the etiquette of nurses' appearance, demeanor, attire, communication, language, official duties, and international affairs. The book is easy to understand, highly scientific, and practical, serving as a professional reading material for nurses to improve their self-quality and enhance their humanistic cultivation, as well as an excellent teaching material for nursing students to improve their professional literacy.
Modern Nurse Etiquette and Professionalism has a relatively complete set of basic theories and knowledge of etiquette, but its connection with clinical practice is not yet close enough, lacking strong guidance for the clinical work of nursing professionals. Therefore, this revision has specifically strengthened this aspect, making the book's system more comprehensive and the expression more concise and vivid.