NRSG138 Assignment 2: Transition to Nursing - Nursing Principles

This report, written by a nursing student, explores the core principles of nursing practice, focusing on the 6 Cs of Nursing (Care, Compassion, Competence, Communication, Courage, and Commitment) as fundamental components of quality patient care. It also examines the importance of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA) code of conduct, which outlines the professional standards and ethical guidelines that nurses must adhere to in Australia. The report further discusses the codes of performance and criteria for practice, emphasizing the integration of ethical principles into nursing practice. It highlights the significance of skill development, particularly in teaching and ongoing preparation, to ensure nurses can effectively meet the needs of their patients and the broader community. The report concludes by referencing relevant sources to support the discussed concepts, providing a comprehensive overview of the key elements shaping nursing practice and ethical conduct.

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NAME OF STUDENT: MD SADEKUL HASAN
STUDENT ID :S00193697
UNIT : NRSG 138
ASSESSMENT :2

TRANSITION TO NURSING
Accepting the affiliation
between 6 Cs of Nursing,
the NMBA code of
Performance and moral
guidelines
Health as well as societal
precautionary measures
might modify with phases
of newfangled strategies
and administrations,
nevertheless, the
requirement to take care of
patients over and done with
sense of worth and
kindness at all times
remains stable1.
The 6Cs as regards nursing signify the
professional assurance to constantly
provide admirable responsiveness.
Each judgment is identical, not a
single element is superior to other
components. They work on positioning
the individual being concerned
intended for the nature of the
precaution they are specified3
Care stands as the fundamental
occupation of the functional units,
besides the attention that is provided.
It supports the individual being and
expands the well-being of the entire
society. Caring articulates the
caregivers in addition to the effort.
Individuals accepting precaution
anticipate it to exist accurately and
regularly, all the way through each
step of existence2.
Compassion
Compassion stands as how precaution
is set through interactions based
arrangement with understanding,
admiration as well as self-worth - it
may correspondingly be labeled as
intellectual gentleness, and is dominant
in what way the societies identify their
alertness1.
Competence
Competence indulges all the persons in
enthusiastic roles who need to ensure
the aptitude to realize an individual’s
wellbeing as well as communal desires
and the proficiency, medical and
methodological awareness to transport
operative care plus therapies centered
on investigation and confirmation4
Communication
Communication remains vital to
successful caring affiliations and to
functioning team at work. Paying
attention stands as important as what is
prescribed and performed. It is
indispensable for "no resolution
concerning myself as well as without
me”. It exists as the strategic value to a
decent place of effort with interests for
the persons in the principles of the
carefulness and supervisors equally2.
Courage
Courage empowers the caregivers to
sort out the accurate mechanism for the
individuals they aim for caring and
express the concerns when wanted to
ensure the delicate power and the
cognitive therapy to revolutionize and
to hold novel techniques of
functioning3.
Commitment
A commitment in the direction of the
patients and populaces remains a
foundation of whatever is organized.
The care providers require constructing
on their assurance to advance the
preservation and understanding of the
sufferers, to execute this revelation and
approach with genuineness for
satisfying the challenges of fitness,
precaution and sustenance in the future
for the all-inclusive communal setup1.
Nurses as well as midwives need to be chronicled by means of the “Nursing and Midwifery Board of
Australia”, and come across the specialized standards with the intention of performing their roles within
Australia2

Codes of performance and Criteria for practice
The reviewed nursing values for exercise, advanced through three repetitions of interpretation of concepts, bid a streamlined set of 7
principles related to the practice. These morals are integrated to the itemized nursing practice besides the norms required fulfilling the
real quality and welfare factors of their synchronized role. These accompany the diverse techniques of, training providers, controllers,
and employers in addition to patrons; regardless of the communal purpose to link what is predictable of itemized “nurse practice”.
Skill development drives to transpire particularly within the domains of teaching and ensuing preparation3.
Codes of ethics

References
1 ACN submission: Public consultation on revised Code of conduct for nurses and revised Code of Conduct. (2018). Retrieved from https://www.acn.edu.au/wp-
content/uploads/2018/03/20170310_acn_submission_nmba_code_of_conduct_nurses_and_midwives_final.pdf
2 Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency - Search. (2018). Retrieved from http://www.ahpra.gov.au/Search.aspx?query=nurses%20code%20of
%20conduct&f.Website%7Cboard=nursing%20and%20midwifery%20board&f.Date%7Cd=dgrt01Feb2017lst03Feb2018
3 Edmonds, L., Cashin, A., & Heartfield, M. (2016). Comparison of Australian specialty nurse standards with registered nurse standards. International Nursing
Review, 63(2), 162-179. doi: 10.1111/inr.12235
4 Sears, N., Othman, M., & Mahoney, K. (2015). Examining the relationships between NCLEX-RN performance and nursing student factors, including
undergraduate nursing program performance: A systematic review. Journal Of Nursing Education And Practice, 5(11). doi: 10.5430/jnep.v5n11p10
5 Wallis, L. (2015). Moral Distress in Nursing. AJN, American Journal Of Nursing, 115(3), 19. doi: 10.1097/01.naj.0000461804.96483.ba