Ensuring compassionate communication while social distancing
Finding new ways to meet patients’ needs when face-to-face nursing care is not an option
Communicating compassionately has always been a part of nursing – the difference in a time of COVID-19 is that so much of it has had to be done via the phone.
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doi: 10.7748/phc.31.2.14.s6
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