Treat the Person, Not the Disease

Nursing is the core of the nurse 's power to respectfully work with people in a therapeutic way. In the treatment context, this relationship is one of the cure as patients and nurses know each other: mobilize patient and nurse's wishes and socialize with clients, with emotional or spiritual resources Interpretation or understanding to find disease, symptoms or emotions to support and accept patient acceptance (Perry & Sams, 2014). Dr. Jane Watson's nursing theorist explained the spiritual relationship.

More importantly - do you treat someone or treat the disease? Modern medicine has two methods. In the former case, the mental state of the patient is more influential and has a big influence on the treatment process. However, the mental health problem is related to people who are completely healthy and prosperous. Politicians and business experts use hypnotherapy in their daily lives and hypnotists are increasingly looking at the themes of cognitive and psychotherapeutic practices to treat physical disorders.

Modern medicine offers us an effective tool to treat some of the most important and devastating diseases. The widespread use of vaccines and antibiotics has greatly reduced the risk of death from most infections in most parts of the world. Anti - viral therapy allows people living with HIV to live almost normal life, and now can treat hepatitis C patients. Advanced therapy of cancer, including targeted therapy and immunotherapy, improves the long-term efficacy of a particular patient population. Recent developments are expected to alter the care of patients suffering from certain genetic diseases such as cystic fibrosis. However, because current treatment options only serve a small number of patients, these choices can only ameliorate symptoms rather than solving the actual root cause or treat