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An Evaluation of Excellent Nurses

Lan Zhang

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Objective:With the development of the medical model, huge changes have also occurred in current nursing practice. This study focused on the evaluation of working in hospital. Also, the study also aimed to examine differences among doctors, nurses and patients in their ratings. Methods: 630 doctors, 660 nurses, 552 patients completed an evaluation questionnaire for rating excellent nurses. Results: The questionnaire contained items reflecting important characteristics pertaining excellent nurses. Conclusion:There were significant differences between doctors, nurses, and patients in their ratings of excellent nurses.

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Objective:With the development of the medical model, huge changes have also occurred in current nursing practice. This study focused on the evaluation of working in hospital. Also, the study also aimed to examine differences among doctors, nurses and patients in their ratings. Methods: 630 doctors, 660 nurses, 552 patients completed an evaluation questionnaire for rating excellent nurses. Results: The questionnaire contained items reflecting important characteristics pertaining excellent nurses. Conclusion:There were significant differences between doctors, nurses, and patients in their ratings of excellent nurses.

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Objective:With the development of the medical model, huge changes have also occurred in current nursing practice. This study focused on the evaluation of working in hospital. Also, the study also aimed to examine differences among doctors, nurses and patients in their ratings. Methods: 630 doctors, 660 nurses, 552 patients completed an evaluation questionnaire for rating excellent nurses. Results: The questionnaire contained items reflecting important characteristics pertaining excellent nurses. Conclusion:There were significant differences between doctors, nurses, and patients in their ratings of excellent nurses.

Key concepts: Psychology, Nursing, Family medicine, Medicine

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