Abstract
Caring and empathy are important and valued attributes of nurses. The practice of teaching empathy and the techniques utilized by nursing faculty are difficult to describe and the outcomes are difficult to measure. This study explores how the intentional use of confluent education methods were implemented into an undergraduate community health nursing course in an effort to enhance caring and empathy of senior nursing students working with culturally diverse clients in the community
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