My philosophy of nursing is to be holistic, respectful, honest, compassion, knowledgeable, confidential, nonjudgmental, an advocate, a leader, and a teacher. I chose nursing as my profession because I want to be someone accountable and trustworthy to take care of the ones that suffer as a human being. What makes a person a human being in comparison to animals is that a person can think at many different levels. Therefore, when I 'm caring for other human beings, I will acknowledge that a person has their own mind and perspectives. Also, I chose nursing because of my ethnicity; there are still a lot of people that lack knowledge toward health and inabilities to speak and understand English. Therefore, I wish to become the nurse that will be
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In which, it includes documenting the correct objective and subjective data. It is essential to find the correct data because miss findings can lead to patient 's injury. Then developing an effective care plan for the patient and thoroughly following through the procedures. Importantly, achieving the patient 's health planned goals through evaluation is the core of nursing. Though to successfully and effectively complete the nursing process, a nurse must be equipped with professionalism, leadership skills, evidence-based practice, critical thinking, the competence of cultural diversity, therapeutic and clear …show more content…
I believed treating the mind is important because, in order for someone to heal mentally or physically, he or she must have the mindset of wanting to get better. No matter how much you want to treat someone 's pain, if he or she is not willing to change, it would be nearly impossible to help. Therefore, being the nurse that can alter the mind of someone to positively help him or herself, it would be wonders. Also, I want to be able to give patients comfort and reliability due to the consideration of their vulnerable stage. I want to be someone that is able to treat patient 's body with confidence and evidence-based practice. To be able to treat patients with accurate procedures and provide them with care plans that give the most optimum health outcomes. Watson (1999) stated that encouraging patient 's spirituality helps improve their health conditions psychologically. I agreed and believed that, patients that practice religions give them additional mental strength and hopes. I’ve come from a culture that practice a religion and I has seen a significant difference and supernatural recovery from a person mentally. It is something unexplainable but if it helps with a person’s maintaining his or her health that is all that matter. The environment of care is very essential due to that; it can interfere with patient
In which, it includes documenting the correct objective and subjective data. It is essential to find the correct data because miss findings can lead to patient 's injury. Then developing an effective care plan for the patient and thoroughly following through the procedures. Importantly, achieving the patient 's health planned goals through evaluation is the core of nursing. Though to successfully and effectively complete the nursing process, a nurse must be equipped with professionalism, leadership skills, evidence-based practice, critical thinking, the competence of cultural diversity, therapeutic and clear …show more content…
I believed treating the mind is important because, in order for someone to heal mentally or physically, he or she must have the mindset of wanting to get better. No matter how much you want to treat someone 's pain, if he or she is not willing to change, it would be nearly impossible to help. Therefore, being the nurse that can alter the mind of someone to positively help him or herself, it would be wonders. Also, I want to be able to give patients comfort and reliability due to the consideration of their vulnerable stage. I want to be someone that is able to treat patient 's body with confidence and evidence-based practice. To be able to treat patients with accurate procedures and provide them with care plans that give the most optimum health outcomes. Watson (1999) stated that encouraging patient 's spirituality helps improve their health conditions psychologically. I agreed and believed that, patients that practice religions give them additional mental strength and hopes. I’ve come from a culture that practice a religion and I has seen a significant difference and supernatural recovery from a person mentally. It is something unexplainable but if it helps with a person’s maintaining his or her health that is all that matter. The environment of care is very essential due to that; it can interfere with patient