The cultivation of humanistic caring behavior ability includes

The cultivation of humanistic care behavior ability includes the following contents:

It is acknowledged that man is not only a material existence, but also a spiritual and cultural existence. Recognize that people are in the core or leading position in promoting social development or realizing their own development. Recognize human value and pursue the unity of social value and personal value, as well as the unity of means and purposes.

Respect for human subjectivity. Man is not only the subject of material life, but also the subject of political life, spiritual life and even the whole social life, so he is also the subject of improving people's lives and improving people's quality of life.

Care about people's needs in many aspects and at many levels. Concerned about people's material needs, but also concerned about people's spiritual and cultural needs; It not only creates conditions to meet people's needs for survival and enjoyment, but also pays attention to meeting people's needs for self-development and self-improvement.

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The significance of humanistic care: respecting people's rational thinking and caring about people's spiritual life. In the vision of ideological and political work, humanistic care refers to respecting people's subjective status and personality differences, caring about people's rich and diverse personality needs, stimulating people's initiative, enthusiasm and creativity, and promoting people's free and all-round development.

The masses also need to show good civilized quality in epidemic prevention and control, and should not be overly verbal and rude. They should actively cooperate with and accept the work that is conducive to the prevention and control of the epidemic, and must not act arbitrarily. In other words, in addition to providing patients with necessary medical technical services, we should also provide patients with spiritual, cultural and emotional services. ? Humanistic care is one of the basic dimensions of Marxist philosophy.