This essay examines the therapeutic relationship in nursing care, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based practice, patient-centered care, and adherence to the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) Code of Conduct and Standards for Practice. The assignment analyzes a case study involving a nurse whose negligence, including failing to change bed linens and empty urine bottles, compromised patient well-being. The essay identifies key components of the therapeutic relationship, such as trust, respect, and effective communication, and discusses how these elements were lacking in the case study. It highlights the benefits of a strong therapeutic relationship in fostering patient well-being and the consequences of neglecting ethical and professional responsibilities. The analysis underscores the role of the manager and peers in supervising, mentoring, and supporting nurses to improve their practice, emphasizing the need for accountability and adherence to ethical guidelines to ensure safe, quality patient care. The essay concludes with a reiteration of the critical role of therapeutic relationships in holistic nursing care, emphasizing the importance of continuous improvement and adherence to professional standards.
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