Aims To synthesize quantitative evidence on levels of dignity during acute hospital
admission and identify barriers and facilitators to patients' dignity or dignified care from the …

Abstract Aims and Objective The aim of this systematic review was to examine the
methodological quality of dignity‐related patient reported outcome measures (PROMs) used …

Aim This article presents the findings of a qualitative study focusing on the experiences of
people aged over 70 years in the interpersonal nurse–patient care relationship in hospital …

Objective This study examined levels of self‐reported dignity and explored factors expected
to influence dignity experienced by older adults during acute hospitalisation in Ghana …

Aim To develop and validate a culturally appropriate patient‐reported outcome measure for
measuring dignity for older adults during acute hospitalization. Design A three‐phased …

Purpose Identifying threats to patients' dignity is crucial for maintaining and promoting their
dignity. Preserving patient dignity should be regarded as both a patient's right and a moral …

Background Respecting the dignity of child labor is one of their most urgent needs. In many
cases, the dignity of child labor is not maintained in countries with unfavorable economic …

Purpose To understand good care from the perspective of hospitalised older persons.
Background Older persons are the largest group of hospital users, and numbers will …

Background Dignified care is an important priority for childbearing mothers. Threats to this
deteriorate the therapeutic relationship between healthcare providers and clients, which …

Background: Dignity preservation is regularly emphasized as one of the basic patient rights
in both national and international codes of ethics in medical practices. Therefore, it is …