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Personal Narrative: My Foundation Of Nursing Practice

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While assessing my reflective on individual practices and precepts, I have appraised high for all areas aside from environmental ambiguity, which I find to some degree hard to handle easily. My foundation of nursing practice is built upon my core principle of integrity, beacuse my faith in Bible reveals that, ”Whoever walks in integrity will be delivered, but he who is crooked in his ways will suddenly fall” (Proverbs 28:18, New International Version). I believe only a true person can be a successful leader. Being truthful to my commitment as a nurse, I will never discriminate anyone who needs care. Nursing is divine profession and God wanted me to provide care for diverse people. While providing care for people with different beliefs and

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