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Nursing Values & Importance

There are so many nursing values that require self-lessness from a nurse. Each of those values includes a multitude of things that represent the nursing workforce as a whole. Those values are Integrity, Excellence, Diversity, and most of all, Caring. These are the foundations of what it means to be a nurse. 

Integrity

When caring for patients, Nurses offer morals and wholeness to all people and patients. They take care of their patients just like they would take care of one of their loved ones, it’s a definitive part of their job description. They make sure patients are being treated with more than just care, but with love. This allows nurses to treat people with moral respect for who they are, and the varying levels of care they can offer.   

Integrity includes treating patients without limitations or conditions. If there’s a patient with an especially difficult diagnosis that requires more care pre or post-operation, nurses go out of their way to complete extra protocol. 

Excellence

With a passionate, nursing workforce, there is also a strong presence of excellence. Excellence comes with great work strategies. It also comes with working with your team to solve problems. Implementing impactful work strategies can make for a great success story in the workplace. This creates excellence amongst nurses and their coworkers. 

Co-creating these strategies is what drives a staff to go above and beyond for people, their coworkers, and patients. 

Diversity

Diversity is such an important value in these times. When a nurse affirms the uniqueness and differences amongst their co-workers and patients, magic happens. This is especially important today. We have seen a vast improvement in the way that nurses and medical staff honor diversity, but there is still more work to do. Every day, Hospitals are implementing more and more ways to honor their diverse communities. 

The history of hospitals concerning diversity has come a long way. Everything from delivering babies for women, to helping families understand family health history, healthcare professionals are providing medical care for as many people groups as possible. 

Care

The most important of them all, Care. Care is the most essential value of a nurse. Without care, there would not be nurses or doctors. When a nurse cares for a patient they promote their healing. Nurses give hope to people in their time of need when they provide care. They let their patients know they’ll do everything they can to accommodate and care for them. 

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