Compassion in Nursing Traditionally, the field of nursing is viewed as a vocation which provides divine services to others with its roots in some religious beliefs (Hall and Ritchie, 2020). The nursin
Compassion in Nursing Traditionally, the field of nursing is viewed as a vocation which provides divine services to others with its roots in some religious beliefs (Hall and Ritchie, 2020). The nursin
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Compassion in Nursing
Traditionally, the field of nursing is viewed as a vocation which provides divine services to others with its roots in some religious beliefs (Hall and Ritchie, 2020). The nursing is considered a caring profession and it is a challenge for nurses to maintain this image. Nursing has been defined as “an integral part of the health care system, encompasses the promotion of health, the prevention of illness, and care of the physically ill, mentally ill, and disabled people of all ages, in all health care and other community settings”. Nurses are expected to be competent, trustworthy and caring and in order to maintain this image, nurses have to act professionally. This essay will describe the concept of professional nursing and the role of