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The 6 C's of caring shows what it takes to be a nurse and how to practice it professionally. The 6 c's of caring are; Compassion, commitment, confidence, comportment, competence and conscience. They're all important during the nursing practice to provide good, respectful and professional care in the career.

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Being compassionate means acknowledging all responsibilities towards patients. To be able to understand them. To have sympathy and empathy. To have appropriate responses.
Nurses showing a professional care and treating all people equally no matter what the circumstances might be (ICN, 2012 Page 2).

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Being committed to patients and the work place means being able to put in every effort; psychologically, emotionally and physically for the best given care. To be able to keep on top of nursing knowledge. It's also about maintaining a good health for safety and hygienic purposes. It's also about making sure that all equipment are safe before use and that patients are aware of every step of the practice (ICN, 2012 Page 3-4)

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Having confidence is about believing in self. Knowing what must be done and how to do it and appropriately. To be able to act in confidence shows the patient that self has knowledge and can lead to being cooperative. Having the trust of the community and preserving it.
Having integrity, honesty, and respect (NMBA, code of conduct 2017).

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The right comportment means to have the way to dress, speak and act appropriately and professionally. To have the right behaviour and be respectful towards others.
Being able to handle any sort of disputes between co-workers and patients by keeping them calm and safe (ICN, 2012 Page 4).

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Ability to make decisions and acting efficiently. Being good to patients. It's also about showing awareness of plausible researches to be able to practice it. It's about being able to teach, supervise and asses students to develop a better work force (NMBA, code of conduct 2017 Page 1).

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Taking responsibilities for own actions during nursing practice. Reflecting on many different outcomes that may result about any circumstances. Having knowledge of good and bad. Making sure that all patients information are kept safe and private. Engage as an individual in cultural respect (NMBA, code of conduct 2017 Page 1).

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- The ICN Code of Ethics for Nursing 2012.
- Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, Code of Conduct, 2017 page 1.