6 C's Of Nursing

As a nurse we need to respect the decision of the family regardless of our value or culture. Giving full and dignified care for this devastated family is our moral and ethical

Moreover, I believe that nursing leadership is critical to the lives of nurses. Thus, it is essential that a nurse leader is consistent and knowledgeable on ways to facilitate the development of nursing practice environments that enable nurses to deliver quality nursing care. For such an environment to be met, it is my belief that I will not only be required to advocate quality care but also need to communicate articulately, be a mentor, a visionary, a mentor and a role

If you look out for the wellbeing of you patient and express what is best for your patient then you are actively practicing the value of altruism in the field of nursing. Next, the professional value of autonomy. Autonomy is the personal value of one over themselves, free form control of others (96). An autonomous person is one who acts intentionally, with understanding and without the influences of others opinions on them. As a nurse it is important to know when to give your input and when to hold off.

It is a means of empowering health practitioner and the patient. It is necessary to find out the conditions of nurses and work they perform in a culturally safe way. Like many other subjects in nursing, cultural safety is important to learn from the people of different backgrounds, values, beliefs and experiences to work in a culturally safe way. (nursing review) As need of health care is over growing, it is better to provide health services caring with patient’s values, listening to them with due respecting their

Human beings competence has a complex combination of knowledge, attitudes, values, beliefs and ethnic, that we adopted from our culture as external environment or from our family members as internal environment to use during our lives. I feel as though as a healthcare provider or a professional nurse must be sensitive and respectful to each patient's beliefs, culture, and ethnic to improve the nurses' plan care to meet the needs of anyone as human beings. My central beliefs about the individual person is to understand and accept the concepts of healthcare so the nurse can fulfill her goal to improve the individual person's health care. The patient should be participate to own, care to promote his health. On the other hand, if the patient has any cognitive problem so, that's the nurse turn to take care the patient honesty and commitment.

They should be good communicators, and actually listen to their patients, or families concerns, empathize, and provide clear concise information. An important value a healthcare worker should also embody is altruism. Nurses and medical professionals need prioritize their patients’ needs, without any regard for rewards or benefits. A persons’ health and welfare needs to be priority to a nurse, no matter what the situation. Josie’s Story highlighted the importance of altruism, and the need for nurses and doctors to take a step back and truly listen.

Leavitt and Leavitt (2011) claim that nurses and doctors should act without delay in case they feel that patients might be at risk. Doctors and nurses should be considerate and kind to the patients by listening and attending to all their concerns. Teamwork is an important professional value that is vital in the provision of care centered on patients. A culture that is based on learning from previous mistakes and openness is fundamental in the provision of care and ensuring that patients are satisfied. In view of that, workers in the health sector should maintain honesty with the patients they are attending

Patient mother was busy tending to her other three children that came into the emergency room with, which causes mom to be distracted from the child that is in pain distress. With every encounter with the patient I would raise the side rails to ensure patient safety. Later on in the shift the patient needed to be transferred into a room on the floor. As a result the preceptor took over by transferring the patient to their room as I observed the process of bringing patients on the floor. Once we brought the client in the room, we were leaving to return back to the emergency department.

Also, ordering treatments in which the patient is purely passive. For example, performing surgery leaves a patient completely passive. These last two restrictors can be very damaging for patients being treated with mental illness. Counseling treatment is a partnership, not a dictatorship. If a Psychotherapist does not listen to the patient or not giving them options, then their patient will not

8b. SOCIAL CONTEXT Potential conflict between the dual role of nurses, the professional and the researcher should be addressed and solved in order to make qualitative research with patient easy and very simple in the society. Solving ethical issues goes a long way to attract the society and community members feel at home thereby cooperating with the care given in carrying out their nursing research. 8c. APPLICATION IN CURRENT JOB It is always a duty to consider ethical issues in my own institution because the nature there cooperate and become friendly professionals when their ethics practices are put into consideration in carrying out any practices including research.