References

Most recent additions:

• Knobloch Coetzee S Klopper H (2010) Compasion fatigue within nursing practice- A concept analysis Nursing and Health Sciences 12, 235-243
• Pearcey P (2010) Caring? It's the little things we are not supposed to do anymore International Journal of Nursing Practice  16  51-56
• Firth-Cozens J  Cornwell J (2009) The Point of Care: Enabling compassionate care in acute hospital settings The Kings Fund
• Van der Cingel M (2009) Compassion and professional care: exploring the domain Nursing Philosophy 10, 124-136
• Perry B (2009) Conveying compassion through attention to the essential ordinary Nursing older people 21, 6, 14-21
• Royal College of Nursing (2008). Defending Dignity – Challenges and opportunities for
  nursing. London: Royal College of Nursing.
• Goodrich J and Cornwell J (2008) Seeing the Person in the Patient, the Point of Care Review Paper, Kings Fund, London.

References related to the Leadership in Compassionate Care Programme

• Belinda Dewar, Richard Mackay, Stephen Smith, Simon Pullin, Ria Tocher (2010) Use of emotional touchpoints as a method of tapping into the experience of receiving compassionate care in a hospital setting Journal of Research in Nursing 15: 29-41.
• Adamson E, King L, Moody J, Waugh A (2009) Developing a nursing education project in partnership: leadership in compassionate care. Nursing Times; 105: 35.
• Trueland J (2009) Compassion through human connection Nursing Standard august 5 vol 23 no 48 19-21
• Black S (2008) The power of compassion  Nursing Standard October 22  vol 23 no 7 70-71
• Black S (2008) Project to restore compassion is transforming care says founder Nursing Standard August 6 vol 22 no 48
• Trueland J (2008) Nurses lead project to improve compassionate care in Scotland Nursing Standard March 26 vol22 no 29
• Donald A (2007) Nurses to put the compassion back The Herald Newspaper 14 August
• Tweddell L (2007) Compassion on the curriculum Nursing Times September 2007 vol 103, no 38 18-19
  

Other useful references:

• Levenson R (2007). The Challenge of Dignity in Care – upholding the rights of the
  individual. London: Help the Aged.
• Ludlow C (2008). Shadows in Wonderland: A hospital odyssey. London: Hammersmith
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• Maben, J (2008). ‘The art of caring: invisible and subordinated: a response to Corbin:
  “Is caring a lost art in nursing?”’ International Journal of Nursing Studies, vol 45, no 3,
  pp 335–8.
• Maben J, Latter S, Macleod Clark J (2007). ‘The sustainability of ideals, values and the
  nursing mandate: evidence from a longitudinal qualitative study’. Nursing Inquiry, vol 14,
  no 2, pp 99–113.
• Corbin J (2008). ‘Is caring a lost art in nursing?’ International Journal of Nursing Studies,
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• Griffiths P. Editorial: The art of losing...? A response to the question ‘is caring a lost
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• Griffiths P, Jones S, Maben J, Murrells T. State of the art metrics for nursing: A rapid appraisal. London: King's College London,
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• Whitehead J, Wheeler H (2008). ‘Patients’ experiences of privacy and dignity. Part 1: a
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• The Schwartz Center website. Available at: www.theschwartzcenter.org/programs/rounds.
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• http://policy.helptheaged.org.uk/NR/rdonlyres/4EEDFA38-D850-4C53-81DE-C0D2664B50FE/0/MeasuringDignityinCareID8041.pdf
• www.trainingjournal.com October 2008. coaching conversations.
• Fingfeld-Connett, D. (2007) Meta-synthesis of caring in nursing. Journal of Clinical Nursing. 17, 196 – 204
• Chochinov. H.M., Hack. T., et al. (2005) Dignity Therapy: A Novel Psychotherapeutic Intervention for patients near the end of Life. Journal of Clinical Oncology. Vol. 23. No: 24