Person-Centered Care and Nursing Professionalism: Mediating Effects of Compassion Competence and Nurse–Parent Partnership Among Pediatric Nurses

These findings underscore the need for intervention programs and institutional policies that incorporate nursing professionalism, compassion competence, and NPP to effectively strengthen person-centered care competency among pediatric nurses. Further investigation is needed to identify the factors influencing this competency in pediatric nurses. To improve person-centered care in pediatric nursing, a strategy should be developed to strengthen professional nursing identity, enhance compassion competence, and reinforce pediatric NPPs.