Nursing: The Core Values Of Nursing Care

Nursing care is delivered to all clients recognizing that each individual as having different things working together as one unit. Nursing clients can be individuals, family, friends or a community of people. A person is a whole, a biophysical being who is clear and sensible, social, emotional, sexual, and deep down healthy. A person possesses possible ability to discover and give knowledge and skills to others, and to learn, grow, and change. As a clear and sensible being, a person uses their brain to seek out knowledge and truth. In a social setting, a person communicates with others and establishes various roles within society. Emotionally a person is able to offer empathy and compassion in certain situations that bring forth those feelings. Spiritually, a person is always pondering why we are here

We are present at the bedside 24/7. We spend a lot of time with our patients. Professional autonomy is where I am permitted to settle on choices and demonstrations of opportunity as per my insight base and basic intuition abilities. Autonomy defines nursing. Doctors write orders but ultimately our critical thinking skills allow us to practice even higher when we do various nursing interventions to help our patients get the optimum quality of care.
The next core value I uphold is being honest in the workplace. I speak in a direct matter and I am quick to the point. I do not like to receive fluff from other people. If the doctor doesn’t know what is going, I let them know it is ok to tell me you have no idea. Honesty is very important as it helps me to tell the truth no matter what I am doing. It also helps me keep it as a core value in my everyday life.
Finally, maintaining integrity as a nurse is a must. As a nurse, I am trusted with a great deal of information. Medical records are meant to be confidential and the medical center and the patients put a great deal of trust into their nurse to be able to keep their records