Describe the immediate outcomes that result from “ being cared “for. How important are these to a patient’s health outcomes?

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Duffy(2013) states that the overall role of the professional nurse is to engage in caring relationships so that self and others feel “ cared for”
Please describe the immediate outcomes that result from “ being cared “ for . How important are these to a patient’s health outcomes ?
Please include two in text citations and references in your response post. For this discussion please include an intext citation and reference from your readings in Duffy’s book (Read chapters 3, 4 and 7)
References
Duffy,J.(2013) Quality Caring in Nursing and Health Systems.New York.Springer

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