The types of nursing interpersonal relationships can be summarized as follows

The types of nursing interpersonal relationships can be summarized as follows: nurse-patient relationship, doctor-nurse relationship, nurse-worker relationship, nurse-worker relationship, and relationship between nursing and other (social) aspects.

Nurse-patient relationship: refers to the social relationship formed by patients and their families under specific nursing and nursing situations. It is the core of nursing relationship, and having a good nurse-patient relationship is the premise and key of all nursing work.

The relationship between doctors and nurses: refers to the relationship between nurses and doctors.

Nursing relationship: refers to the relationship between nursing staff and medical technology departments and their personnel.

Nursing relationship: refers to the relationship between nurses or nurses and head nurses.

The relationship between nursing and other aspects refers to the interpersonal relationship between nursing staff and social environment.