Compassionate Care and the Patient and Caregiver Relationship

Caring with care and relationship between patients and caregivers Kenneth Schwartz is a healthcare lawyer who has been exposed only to the commercial aspects of healthcare. Until he is diagnosed with lung cancer, he will play a different role in healthcare and become a patient. The battle he faced was not only physical but also emotional. Finally, Schwarz lost the fight against lung cancer while being diagnosed for one year. One of the things he emphasized repetitively was the caring behavior that the caretaker gave to him.

Caring for care can change the extent to which patients recover from their illness. In healthcare, communication is good and there is emotional support, so it may be judged whether the patient is alive or dead, but today there is no sympathetic billing code. Ken Schwartz, founder of the Schwarz Center, believes that good behavior by simple humanization of my caregiver makes it unbearable and intolerable. So if today's 7-minute consultation involves 6 minutes of automated activity, you can fight for a system that rewards empathy and other human values ​​in medical systems where it is difficult to replace with robots and machines Is it?

My personal belief system is always compassionate and considerate. In a nursing profession you need to have much of the sympathy and care for the patient and its family. You not only care about your patient's health, but you also care about their emotional needs. For example, I work in a telemetry or medical operating room, but sometimes I take care of people with chronic symptoms. And there are lots of complex emotional problems that medical staff need to identify and resolve. I discovered that these patients, once they build good relationships and trusts, will become more modest and neat patients. We spend a lot of time talking to them about life and their interests and we often support them emotionally while we care about their medical needs. In order to take care of this sort, you must have a lot of consideration and consideration.

My personal care definition is to take care of my patients, my knowledge, consideration and care, respect and honesty. Pay attention to the mental, physical and emotional aspects of the patient and take into account their family and the environment. Because I know various theorists, I like Hildegard · Pepprau the best. Peplau believes that the relationship between patients and nurses is not only a patient as a unit of concern but also a focus of attention. (Chitty & Black p. 314-315). Using Peplau's theory, my relationship started my patient as a stranger and I tried to show more content