Vision

Treating patients with kindness and thoughtfulness as you provide care, and remembering to consider their emotions about the situation as you talk with them, care for them, educate them about their health, and acknowledging the rights of each patient to choose healthcare services and maintain privacy

Establishing trust helps nurses better understand the needs of those in their care and increases the chances that a patient cooperates with treatments.

Being compassionate helps patients feel respected during their medical care.

Medical autonomy is an ethical nursing value that refers to a patient's right to accept or refuse healthcare services like treatments and procedures.

Empathy helps nurses see a situation from their patient's perspective. This allows you to understand more deeply how a patient might feel and what they might need from their medical team, and this can help you administer successful treatment plans.

Integrity is vital to connecting with patients and providing ethical, quality care. Integrity refers to making honest, moral decisions. 

Diversity helps nurses stay open-minded and treat patients regardless of their identity or ideals. When you value diversity, you can ensure your treatment of a patient meets moral and ethical standards, makes the patient comfortable and helps them recover from their condition.

You dedicate yourself to finishing a patient's treatment, performing all the duties of your job as best as you can and continuing to learn about relevant medical advancements.