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According to Roach, caring is manifested through 6C’s that are compassion, competence, confidence, conscience, commitment, and comportment. Every  health professional should recognize these C's of caring and relate it with NMBA code of conduct to promote quality care.

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According to Roach, caring is manifested through 6C’s that are compassion, competence, confidence, conscience, commitment, and comportment. Every  health professional should recognize these C's of caring and relate it with NMBA code of conduct to promote quality care.

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Compassion refers to a way of providing empathy in others suffering ( Baillie, 2017).
Person centred care
It is an approach to treat a patient with dignity, respect and compassion(Lynette, 2018).
Professional behaviour
A nurse-patient professional relationship should be maintained ensuring integrity, respect and compassion for efficient nursing care (Lynette, 2018).

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The knowledge and skills required for safe, accountable and effective practise.
Research on health
A holistic nursing care should be emphasized to a patient  based on evidence and research to ensure effective care and treatment(Lynette, 2018).
Teaching, supervising and assessing
Nursing requires consistent trainings to update knowledge and skills of latest practices(Lynette, 2018).

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Commitment is an attempt of devoting our self to care and welfare of patient ( Baillie, 2017).
Health and wellbeing
To promote health and wellbeing of people and their families, and their community addressing  health inequality(Lynette, 2018).
cultural practise and safe relationship
Nurses should practise the culturally safe and respectful behaviour towards patient(Lynette, 2018).

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Baillie, L. (2017). An exploration of the 6Cs as a set of values for nursing practice. British Journal Of Nursing (Mark Allen Publishing), 26(10), 558-563.

doi:10.12968/bjon.2017.26.10.558

Lynette, C. (2018). Changes to code of conduct and code of ethics new code of conduct for midwives now in effect for all midwives. Australian Midwifery News, 18(1), 14.