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Dignity is a highly abstract, vague concept that is difficult to measure within the context of general nursing. Despite this, it is a central phenomenon to nursing and so it is crucial that health care workers have a clear depiction of dignity. This concept analysis was conducted in order to heighten knowledge and awareness of the concept dignity and also to ensure that the concept is not being used erroneously.