The European Model is aiming to enable the nurses’ and other health professionals’ leaders (senior nurses and other health professionals, teachers and ward managers) to develop their mentorship and support roles in order to promote a clinical/caring environment culture which enables their staff to deliver culturally competent and compassionate services to all patients/clients.
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A set of seven tools to be used for learning unit 1 and seven tools for learning unit 2 (total -14 tools) were created, piloted and evaluated in UK, Romania, Cyprus, Spain, Italy, Turkey and Denmark.
The tools address the European Model components. To see the tools, please, click on the components in the Model above. The European Model can be downloaded EN
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The European Model is based on Integrative reviews around three aspects of compassion and Needs assessment of nurses' and other health professionals’ leaders
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The reviews provide a comprehensive picture of the published research and scholarly opinion on the topics:
- Universal components of compassion;
- Measuring culturally competent compassion;
- Learning culturally competent compassion in theory and practice;
The Report on the integrative literature reviews can be downloaded here.
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A needs assessment of nurses and other health professionals leaders (senior nurses and other health professionals, teachers and ward managers) was conducted in UK, Romania, Cyprus, Spain, Italy, Turkey and Denmark with to detect their development needs and to help them become role models and supporters of culturally competent and compassionate care.
The Report can be downloaded here.
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The curriculum is guided by our European model, its content is drown from the reviewed literature and the needs analysis survey and have two units of learning.
The curriculum is piloted and tested in seven countries: United Kingdom, Romania, Denmark, Italy, Turkey , Spain and Cyprus.
The Curriculum can be downloaded here
For more learning tools about culturally competent compassionate please click here
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