Communicating with the child, the so-called communicative interaction, instead of to the child, can play a critical role in children's handling of fear and pain related to needle procedures.

ABSTRACT Introduction Communication between older persons and nursing assistants is important in providing high‐quality, person‐centred home care. While previous research has reported on older persons' emotional concerns during home care conversations, there is a need to gain an in‐depth understanding of emotional concerns' role in such conversations and how to support the older persons' comfort and well‐being. Therefore, this study aimed to explore the nature and focus of emotional communication between older per…

ABSTRACT Aim This paper examines a theory and practice developed framework aimed at guiding person‐centred communication in registered nurse–patient encounters. The primary objective is to refine and present a data‐ and theory‐driven framework tailored to the demands of nursing practice and those receiving care. To achieve this, the COMCARE model is introduced, providing practical guidance for understanding and implementing strategies for nurses' communication and caring behaviours. Design This theoretical paper a…

ABSTRACT Introduction Primary care is the first point of contact for patients in most Western healthcare systems, addressing acute, chronic and preventive health needs. Registered nurse‐led first visits (new episode) consultations have shown promise in improving accessibility and meeting the growing demand for timely care. Understanding how patients evaluate their interactions with registered nurses is a crucial first step towards identifying communication needs and promoting person‐centred care. Therefore, the ai…

<title>Abstract</title> <bold>Background:</bold> The aging population is increasing due to advancements in medical research and public health, leading to a growing demand for healthcare services and special housing facilities. Welfare technology (WT) has been introduced to support older persons by enhancing safety, independence, and care efficiency. Despite its potential, WT adoption remains limited, and research on older persons' experiences, particularly in special housing facilities, is scarce. This study explo…