CARE (C: connect, A: apologize, R: repair, E: exceed) is a standard service recovery communication mode in medical services. However, clinical nurses found it hard to follow because it lacked essential communication guidance. The AIDET mode (A: acknowledge, I: introduce, D: duration, E: Explanation, T: thank)， which offers such guidance, might be combined with CARE to form a new mode. This study aims to verify the effect of integrating CARE and AIDET on outpatient nurses' service recovery.
(1) nurses who have worked in the clinic for more than half a year; (2) Volunteer to participate in this study and sign a written informed consent. Unable to complete the entire study process during the study period.
(1) nurses on maternal or sick leave, rotation, or training nurses; (2)nurses with poor mental state (such as depression tendency). Therefore, we excluded rotation nurses (n=1) and maternity leave nurses (n=2) and included 75 nurses in the study.
Bao Yan
Lead sponsor
The Fourth Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine
Sponsor institution