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Compassion is shown when the Nurse attempts to value and 'be with' the patient who its experiencing the pain, worry, life-altering aspects of being ill. Also recognising the care that is needed of the patient or the family. 

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Compassion is shown when the Nurse attempts to value and 'be with' the patient who its experiencing the pain, worry, life-altering aspects of being ill. Also recognising the care that is needed of the patient or the family. 

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(Roach, M.S, 2013).

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 2: Person Centred Practice 

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 2: Person Centred Practice 

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Nurses are expected to provide a safe, person centred, evidence- based practice for the health and wellbeing of patient and the family. (Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, 2018).

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Confidence is shown when a nurse is informative with respect to the patients health issues, empathising with people and acting with conscience and competence even when at times it can be intimidating, difficult or challenging. 

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Confidence is shown when a nurse is informative with respect to the patients health issues, empathising with people and acting with conscience and competence even when at times it can be intimidating, difficult or challenging. 

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(Roach, M.S, 2013).

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 3:  Cultural practice and respectful relationships

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 3:  Cultural practice and respectful relationships

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Nurses are expected to engage with people in a respectful manner, effective communication, a honest way and compassionate professionally. (Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, 2018).

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Conscience is shown when Nurses work to accountable, responsibility and leadership in health care provision and policy 

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Conscience is shown when Nurses work to accountable, responsibility and leadership in health care provision and policy 

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(Roach, M.S, 2013).

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Competence is shown by the nurse when they are continually improving their ability to develop competence. Also when the nurse has a high standard to reach when working everyday and working efficiently to meet the needs of all patients in the specific care needed.

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Competence is shown by the nurse when they are continually improving their ability to develop competence. Also when the nurse has a high standard to reach when working everyday and working efficiently to meet the needs of all patients in the specific care needed.

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(Roach, M.S, 2013).

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 5: Principle 5: Teaching, supervising and assessing

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 5: Principle 5: Teaching, supervising and assessing

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Nurses are expected to look out for colleagues and students to make sure they are all working effectively and reaching the highest standard of practice across the profession. (Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, 2018).

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Nurses have commitment to broadening and improving their knowledge and ability to enhance the level of care delivered to  patients. 

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Nurses have commitment to broadening and improving their knowledge and ability to enhance the level of care delivered to  patients. 

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(Roach, M.S, 2013).

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 4: Professional behaviour

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 4: Professional behaviour

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Nurses are expected to be honourable, truthful and respectful to their patients. As they have a professional standard to uphold and have to be responsible and be leaders in their field of work. (Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, 2018).

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 6: Research in health

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NMBA CODE OF CONDUCTS PRINCIPLE 6: Research in health

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Nurses recognise the importance of researching to inform quality healthcare. By continuously learning more the Nurses knowledge and level of care is developed for the patients. (Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia, 2018).

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Comportment is the level of professional presentation and communication such as the way nurses dress, speak to patients and their demeanour. Also having mutual respect and having responsibility with co- workers and the patient

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Comportment is the level of professional presentation and communication such as the way nurses dress, speak to patients and their demeanour. Also having mutual respect and having responsibility with co- workers and the patient

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(Roach, M.S, 2013).

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 1: Nurses And People

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 1: Nurses And People

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The Nurses first protocol is the patient they are caring for. They are expected to promote a safe environment in which the patient and the patients family feel respected.
(International Council of Nurses, 2012).

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 4: Nurses and Co- workers 

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 4: Nurses and Co- workers 

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The Nurse sustains a collective and respectful relationship with co- workers in the nursing industry. (International Council of Nurses, 2012).

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 2: Nurses and Practice 

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 2: Nurses and Practice 

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The Nurse carries personal responsibility and accountability for nursing practice, and for maintaining competence by continual learning.
(International Council of Nurses, 2012).

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 3: Nursing And The Profession

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ICN CODE OF ETHICS FOR NURSES ELEMENT 3: Nursing And The Profession

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Nurses find a major role in developing a core research- based knowledge that supports evidence based practice. (International Council of Nurses, 2012).

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International Council of Nurses. (2012). The ICN Code of Ethics for Nurses. Retrieved from

http://www.icn.ch/images/stories/documents/avout/incode_english.pdf

Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. (2018). Code of Conduct for Nurses. Retrieved from http://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/Codes-Guidelines- Statements/Professional-standards.aspx

Roach, M.S. (2013). Caring: The human mode of being. In M.C. Turkel, &Wolf, Z.R. (Eds.), Caring classics in nursing: An essential resource. New York: Springer Pub. Company, LLC.
https://ebookcentral-proquest-com.ezproxy2.acu.edu.au/lib/ACU/reader.action?ppg=180&docID=1108385&tm=1526286420987

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y to enhance the level of care delivered to  patients. 
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