10.16 : 护士的问责制和责任 II

The professional accountability of nurses is intertwined with professional ethics, laws, and employment.

These elements work hand in hand to ensure the highest standards of care and uphold the nursing profession's values.

Nurses must show respect and compassion towards their colleagues, patients, and families. 

They must uphold professional standards and responsibilities per the law.

They must develop evidence-based practice methods, monitor patient care quality, and ensure safe and effective care delivery.

Nurses must take responsibility for their actions and decisions.

Nurses are responsible for upholding patient confidentiality by safeguarding their records and any other sensitive information pertaining to their care.

Additionally, they must follow established guidelines for safe and effective practice standards to ensure high-quality patient care.

Nurses should adhere to relevant legislation, such as patient safety, health information privacy, and human rights.

Finally, they should meet the employer's expectations, including complying with the code of conduct, policies, and procedures.