Professional Nursing Practice

Running head: PROFESSIONAL NURSING PRACTICE
PROFESSIONAL NURSING PRACTICE
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PROFESSIONAL NURSING PRCATICE1
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Component 1....................................................................................................................................2
Component 2....................................................................................................................................4
Component 3....................................................................................................................................6
References........................................................................................................................................8

PROFESSIONAL NURSING PRCATICE2
Component 1
The registered nurses have to follow different practices in order treat the patients. The
practices of the registered nurses are very much person-centered and at the same time evidence
based including preventive, formative, curative, supportive, restorative and providing palliative
elements. The registered nurse work by maintaining a therapeutic relationship with all the
patients as well as the family members of the patients. The nurses solve all the issues related with
patient by talking care of the patient from all respects. According the Nursing and the Midwifery
Board of Australian Standards, the registered nurses have different practices or standards to be
followed. Among all of these the most important and effective standard is the engagement of
nurses in the therapeutic and professional relationships (Foster et al., 2015). Engagement in
therapeutic and professional relationships means engaging in the context of mutual trust with the
patients at the same time engaging in professional relationship with the patients and the doctors.
The nurse have the duties to establish and at the same time maintaining a relationship in a
way which can differentiate between the professional and the personal relationships. The next
important thing is the communication with the patients. The registered nurse must respect the
dignity of the person, the culture of the patients. The nurse must not heart the beliefs, values and
the rights of the patients. The nurses must do the recognition that the each and every people are
the experts of their own life (Lindquist, Tracy & Snyder, 2018). The nurses provide support and
also directs people to use the available resources according to the health related issues that they
are suffering. The patients advocates on behalf of the patients in the manner which respects the
autonomy of the patient and also the legal capacity. The nurses have the responsibilities to
delegate, supervise, coordinate, consult and refer in the professional relationships so that the
improved health condition can be achieved. The nurses are responsible for fostering a culture of