Emotional support represents a significant element in providing comprehensive healthcare, and its importance is particularly evident in postoperative care. Nurses and technicians play a crucial role in this process, as they are often the first point of contact with patients after surgical procedures. Their ability to provide emotional support can significantly influence a patient's recovery, reduce postoperative stress, and improve overall satisfaction with healthcare services. The issue addressed in this paper relates to the insufficient recognition of the importance of emotional support in postoperative care, despite numerous pieces of evidence of its significance. Therefore, the subject of this paper is the emotional support provided by nurses and technicians and its impact on the psychological and physical condition of patients following surgery. The purpose of this work is to emphasize the importance of emotional support in postoperative care and raise awareness among healthcare workers about its positive effects. The main objectives of the paper are to define emotional support and its components, analyze the role of nurses and technicians in providing emotional support, explore the impact of emotional support on the psychological and physical recovery of patients, review relevant literature and existing research on this topic, and provide practical guidelines for nurses and technicians in their daily work. Through the analysis of existing studies and literature, this paper will demonstrate how emotional support provided by nurses and technicians can significantly contribute to improving postoperative care outcomes and overall patient satisfaction.