The Ethics Of Delivering Patient-Centered Care

Attentiveness: This implies paying attention and the discovery of the need of the patients, such as the patient in the unit with a back pain. In this patient situation, the failure of the nurse to assess and recognize the patient’s need for pain medication will demonstrate a lack of caring from the nurse and the patient will not experience caring (Lachman, 2012).
Responsibility:
This encompasses having the obligation and moral principle to care for the patients, to be honest, and respectful about the patients’ health care status (Lachman, 2012). According to Tsai, et al. (2015), it is the responsibility of the nurses to deliver patient-centered care. They attested that the ethics of caring behaviors allow