Personal Nursing Philosophy
Becoming a Register nurse is the route that I have chosen. During my childhood years I remember my mother stating her desire for becoming one; after that, I found the career of nursing interesting. I always asked myself. “What is a nurse?” Nurses are not only trained to care for the sick; instead, an educated person who performs ongoing assessments to ensure that the patients’ needs are met. A true nurse delivers care by providing assistance in the form of acknowledging the patients emotional, cognitive, social, physical, and spiritual needs. To ensure that these important aspects of the human body are met nurses must build therapeutic skills such as active listening, proving silence; and promoting safety by critically
Becoming a Register nurse is the route that I have chosen. During my childhood years I remember my mother stating her desire for becoming one; after that, I found the career of nursing interesting. I always asked myself. “What is a nurse?” Nurses are not only trained to care for the sick; instead, an educated person who performs ongoing assessments to ensure that the patients’ needs are met. A true nurse delivers care by providing assistance in the form of acknowledging the patients emotional, cognitive, social, physical, and spiritual needs. To ensure that these important aspects of the human body are met nurses must build therapeutic skills such as active listening, proving silence; and promoting safety by critically