A professional Nurse can be defined as a degree of skill, learning. Another description is that of “a occupation pursued for higher motives, to a proper standard". (Pat Duffy DON) The distinction is usually drawn between a professional, but the difference is not simply that one is paid and the other is not, because a 'professional' performance is one which is good, polished and of a high quality.
A logical conclusion is that if a person intends to rely upon a certain trade or occupation as their main source of income, then they would need to be proficient at it, and be recognized as a professional nurse. The pressures of striving to be professional in the profession setting is not easy. Some say perfectionism is a …show more content…
A caring nature of a professional nurses must possess a strong sense of empathy, a desire to do good, this can be broadly described as having a social responsibility. Professional integrity is a precious attribute that needs to be cultivated and protected from the very start of a professional nursing career, including in nursing …show more content…
A professional person should be all these things, as well as fair, law-abiding and of general good character. Probity is central to the public trust placed in the medical profession and a professional person should, through their actions, uphold this reputation. The actions of a professional nurses will be seen by both the public and their fellow professionals as being appropriate and proper. Again, expectations of a nurse is a correct behavior and conduct of a health care career. Respect for authority and the rule of law are traits of nursing, and this respect should be maintained when manage at all times. A nurse should aim to be courteous and should at the very least respect the rights, dignity and autonomy of others. There are expectations that a professional will work and behave in a manner that is appropriate to the nature of their particular profession. In good standards of nursing appearance and dress, appropriate standards of speech and personal conduct such attributes will confirm to a patient an acceptable standard of respectability, sets nurses apart from the rest of the pack.
Nurses, lawyers and public accountants must adhere to a strict code of ethics. Nurses must maintain their poise even when facing a difficult situation and can quickly and easily find what is needed in your work environment should be neat and organized, and your briefcase should contain only what is needed for your appointment
A logical conclusion is that if a person intends to rely upon a certain trade or occupation as their main source of income, then they would need to be proficient at it, and be recognized as a professional nurse. The pressures of striving to be professional in the profession setting is not easy. Some say perfectionism is a …show more content…
A caring nature of a professional nurses must possess a strong sense of empathy, a desire to do good, this can be broadly described as having a social responsibility. Professional integrity is a precious attribute that needs to be cultivated and protected from the very start of a professional nursing career, including in nursing …show more content…
A professional person should be all these things, as well as fair, law-abiding and of general good character. Probity is central to the public trust placed in the medical profession and a professional person should, through their actions, uphold this reputation. The actions of a professional nurses will be seen by both the public and their fellow professionals as being appropriate and proper. Again, expectations of a nurse is a correct behavior and conduct of a health care career. Respect for authority and the rule of law are traits of nursing, and this respect should be maintained when manage at all times. A nurse should aim to be courteous and should at the very least respect the rights, dignity and autonomy of others. There are expectations that a professional will work and behave in a manner that is appropriate to the nature of their particular profession. In good standards of nursing appearance and dress, appropriate standards of speech and personal conduct such attributes will confirm to a patient an acceptable standard of respectability, sets nurses apart from the rest of the pack.
Nurses, lawyers and public accountants must adhere to a strict code of ethics. Nurses must maintain their poise even when facing a difficult situation and can quickly and easily find what is needed in your work environment should be neat and organized, and your briefcase should contain only what is needed for your appointment