Nursing Profession and Trust
Nursing is a fragile profession that has been portrayed cruelly by some members of the staff. For the nursing profession to be trusted, both the organization and its employees must be involved. The teams concerned must comprehend the extent of creating an atmosphere that allows for full expression while also ensuring that the fundamentals are met. The simplicity with which the nursing profession may be replicated, validated, and appreciated makes it a noble vocation.
Compassion as the Ethos of Nursing
The nursing profession's ethos is based on compassion. Nurses must be caring, effective, and safe in their work. This will, in turn, enable them to develop a good rapport with the organization and the patients. Earlier, compassionate was to be a must moral that was to be incorporated within the nurses (Fitzpatrick 1). Without it, someone was not considered fit to be in the nursing profession. In the line of duty, I have avoided complaints due to my compassionate nature. Nursing has made to be compassionate with the neonate and the elderly. When a nurse is compassionate, others things like time management and effectiveness comes in handy. There are several examples from the "essence of nursing manual" that shows how effectiveness compassion can be; it nurtures and creates an environment that allows the intimate bonding of the family's patient through your constant presence when giving care.
Vigilance in Nursing
Once I had an asthmatic patient who needed constant care throughout her admission. From the time her diagnosis was made and the results were chronic, this made me be more vigilant. Nurses should be vigilant in their profession. They should plan and implement interventions to ensure achievement. Vigilance shortens admissions, prevents readmissions, promotes engagement of knowledge and makes economic status to be favorable (Fitzpatrick 2).
Technology in Nursing
There are several central tenets of nursing and the nursing profession requires them all. Apart from the codes, the art of nursing should be incorporated with technology. Technology driven nursing organizations ensure that their evidence is science based.
Works Cited
Melissa A. Fitzpatrick. The Essence of Nursing: It’s Time to Put Basic Nursing Care Back in the Spotlight, 2015. Retrieved from http://www.americannursetoday.com//wp-content/uploads/2015/05/Essence-Supplement_page-2.pdf on 5th June, 2017. Web.
