The Nurse and the Patient: Influence of Context in Knowing the Patient

The situation is important for understanding the patient's impact Nurse and patient are obvious Many different types of knowledge influence Alison's patient care decision making process. There are also several situational factors that play a role in the interaction between each nurse and the patient. The first background is the essential nature of nurses and patients as individuals. If you work in a care environment that is not fully expressed, the nurse may burn out. Alison confirms that you care about yourself both physically and mentally, and work for yourself to prepare for a stressful environment.

The environment is determined on a case by case basis. Carefully, it is considered to be any specific situation that affects the patient or is affected by the patient. Impacts are considered multifaceted, including biophysical, psychological, cultural, political, economic, social and spiritual. It is important to note that the patient's environment can be made clearer and its environment can be thought of as a body organ or tissue. By experiencing integrity, health / happiness can exist in individuals. Integrity is a sense of integration, which is a sense that you can freely express every aspect of existence. The aspect of existence involves making a lot of our human beings.

Every time a nurse comes in contact with a patient, he or she will pay attention to the nursing profession. It is from this "epistemology" that nurses enter the patient's world to understand that patients are carers and care is taken into consideration (Schoenhofer 2002). This type of care has a different sense of happiness for the patient. Treatment can be done without healing, but without cure it will not cure (Watson 2003). I am a professional hospice organization nurse. Care is a core concept to provide hospice care. The patients we meet have a variety of environments, such as my own home, nursing home, retirement center, family house, friend's house. They are often frightened by imminent death and unfamiliar surroundings. They depend on nurses and offer care to make you feel better.

Regular nurses (RN) are eligible for care in patients and their families, mostly in hospitals, even in clinics and nursing care facilities. Nurses are trained to evaluate patients, provide treatment, monitor patient status, and provide aid and care to families receiving treatment. Therefore, although the nurse is shifting work, the date varies greatly depending on the place of work and the patient involved.