Infographic & Rationale: Roaches' 6Cs of Caring & NMBA Code of Conduct

This assignment presents an infographic and rationale demonstrating the relationship between Roaches' 6Cs of caring (Compassion, Competency, and Commitment) and the NMBA Code of Conduct. The infographic visually represents how these elements connect, highlighting key aspects such as the tenderness in nursing practice (Compassion), working efficiency (Competency), and dedication (Commitment) to maintain professionalism and provide better care. The rationale explains the links between the selected 3Cs and the NMBA Code of Conduct, referencing relevant literature. The assignment also includes the 7 Codes of Conduct of NMBA. The student has created an infographic as per the given assignment brief to demonstrate their understanding of the relationship between; Roaches Cs of caring, and the NMBA Code of Conduct. The document is a valuable resource for students studying nursing, providing insights into ethical considerations and practical applications in healthcare. It is a practical assignment with the purpose to encourage an understanding of Roaches Cs of caring (Compassion, Competence, Conscience, Confidence, Commitment and Comportment) and their relationship to the NMBA Code of Conduct.

Roaches Cs of caring
Compassion, competency and commitment are among the 6Cs of Roaches.Infographic
poster
Compassion
Compassion is the
tenderness that
should be
incorporated in
the nursing
practice while
providing care
(Snelling, 2016)
Competency
Competency is the
working efficiency
and it should be
prioritized in the
nursing profession
for a better health
outcome of the
patients (Baillie,
2017)
Commitment
Commitment is the
state of being
dedicated and it is
an essential term of
nursing practice
which should be
incorporated to
maintain
professionalism and
to provide better
care experience
(Chen et al., 2015)
7 Codes of Conduct of
NMBA
1. Legal compliance
2. Person-centered practice
3. Cultural practice and
respectful relation
4. Professional behavior
5. Teaching, supervising and
assessing
6. Research in health
7. Health and wellbeing

Works cited
Baillie, L. (2017). An exploration of the 6Cs as a set of values for nursing practice. British Journal of
Nursing, 26(10), 558-563. Retrieved from https://oro.open.ac.uk/49593/3/49593.pdf
Chen, S. Y., Wu, W. C., Chang, C. S., Lin, C. T., Kung, J. Y., Weng, H. C., ... & Lee, S. I. (2015).
Organizational justice, trust, and identification and their effects on organizational commitment in hospital
nursing staff. BMC health services research, 15(1), 363. Retrieved from
https://bmchealthservres.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12913-015-1016-8
Snelling, P. C. (2016). The metaethics of nursing codes of ethics and conduct. Nursing Philosophy, 17(4),
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http://eprints.worc.ac.uk/4503/7/The%20metaethics%20of%20nursing%20codes%20for%20wrap.pdf