This essay aims to analyse a case study on the light of the concept of paternalism, therapeutic relationship, informed decision making and cultural safety. The Code of Conduct for Nurses and the Registered Nurse Standards for Practice from the NMBA, have been referred to in this study to support the concepts of therapeutic relationship among the nurses.

Case study: Identification of the importance of establishing and the components of a therapeutic relationship. Reflection of the code of conduct and the concepts of paternalism, advocacy and self-efficacy

Write an essay on the importance of establishing a therapeutic relationship, reflecting on the code of conduct and the concepts of paternalism, advocacy, and self-efficacy. The essay should be 2,300 words (+/- 10%) and should include an introduction and conclusion. In-text citations should be used and the reference list is not included in the word count.

Essay examines a case study on paternalism, informed decision making, cultural safety & therapeutic relationship, referencing NMBA's Code of Conduct & Registered Nurse Standards.

Case Study Assignment on Paternalism and Cultural Safety

Analysis of a Case Study on Paternalism, Therapeutic Relationship, Informed Decision Making and Cultural Safety

Nursing

This paper assesses a case study of nurse-patient relationship in Australia, discussing the components of a therapeutic nurse-client relationship, the impact of NMBA's professional codes, and the concepts of paternalism and cultural safety. It highlights the importance of patient's consent, cultural sensitivity, and collaborative decision-making process in healthcare services.

Hartpury University and Hartpury College

Healthcare and Research

Assessment of Nurse-Patient Relationship in Australia

Snead State Community College

Languages and Culture

Productive Cmmunication Skills

This essay focuses on a registered nurse working in residential aged care and examines whether she is meeting the standards in delivering safe and quality care. It discusses the components of a therapeutic relationship and explores the role of peers and supervisors in reporting unethical or unsafe practices. The essay also highlights the importance of person-centered and evidence-based care in nursing. 

Professional Identity

Nusing

This case study examines the conduct of a nurse named Mary and evaluates her adherence to the standards and code of conduct for nurses in the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. It discusses the application of person-centered approach and therapeutic relationships with patients, the benefits of developing person-centered relations, and the NMBA code of conduct and professional standards to guide Mary's peers' decisions.

Bellingham Technical College

Professional Identity: Nursing

Real Estate Management

This paper focuses on the strategies undertaken by registered nurses to ensure adherence to the REM framework in their nursing careers.

Philippine Christian University

REM Framework: Registered Nurses

This assignment discusses the development of the therapeutic alliance within healthcare, focusing on the major role of nurses. It explores the factors such as trust, communication, empathy, respect, confidentiality, empowerment, and continuity that contribute to the development of a healthy nurse-client relationship. The importance of therapeutic alliance in mental health nursing and its impact on patient recovery is also discussed.

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Assessment of Nurse-Patient Relationship in Australia

Productive Cmmunication Skills

Professional Identity

Professional Identity: Nursing

REM Framework: Registered Nurses

Development of Therapeutic Alliance in Nursing