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Students’ self-perception of empathy in caring by Matshaka, Lerato

“…Background The attribute of empathy leads to more desired patient outcomes. A patient who experiences empathy from student nurses will feel important and cared…”
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Self-reflection: A tool to enhance student nurses’ authenticity in caring in a clinical setting in South Africa by Matshaka, Lerato

“…Self-reflection is a useful tool that can benefit student nurses and patients. It enables the student nurses to develop self-knowledge and awareness of their…”
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Student Nurses’ Caring With Awareness in a Higher Education Institution in South Africa by Matshaka, Lerato, Downing, Charlene, Poggenpoel, Marie

“…In caring with awareness, the student nurse is able to be present in the moment, while being with the patient. Such student nurses treat patients holistically,…”
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Student nurses' utilisation of self-directed simulation learning at a University in Gauteng by Phehla, Lebogang B, Makhene, Agnes, Matshaka, Lerato

“… Self-directed simulation learning (SSL) is a globally accepted teaching and learning strategy wherein student nurses take the initiative in diagnosing their…”
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Student nurses’ perceptions of caring during clinical assessments in a private nursing education institution in South Africa by Dormehl, Stephan, Downing, Charlene, Matshaka, Lerato

“…Caring behaviours are taught through instruction and clinical instructors’ role modelling while training student nurses. Learning to care for patients and…”
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Facilitating Holistic Nursing Through the Development of Mindfulness: A Model for Student Nurses by Matshaka, Lerato, Downing, Charlene, Ntshingila, Nompumelelo

“…Holistic nursing should be a goal for all nurses. Patients that receive holistic nursing feel acknowledged, valued, and appreciated. Caring for patients…”
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Facilitation of caring through the development of mindfulness − A concept analysis by Matshaka, Lerato, Downing, Charlene, Ntshingila, Nompumelelo

“…Caring is central to nursing. Many relevant studies have been conducted on caring however, clarity is needed on the concept ‘facilitation of caring through the…”
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