第1个回答 2011-06-23
A good nurse must be compassionate, conscientious, and competent. Some people might think that that idea is an obvious one because the image of nurses portrayed in the mass media is almost uniformly sympathetic. Lurid stories of hospital nurses who become criminals and harm patients (Tresniowski, Grisby, and Klise 151) emphasize the stereotype of the nurse as a caring professional. Unfortunately, that concept is superficial because it does not capture the complexities that go into the practice of a helping profession. Nurses as much as or more than doctors have a significant impact on the quality and quantity of many people's lives. They are the main point of contact between patient and physician on one hand and between patient and health-care system on the other. The moral responsibility implied in such a position is great indeed, and that is why compassion, conscientiousness, and competence are so important.本回答被提问者采纳
第2个回答 2011-06-23
As the saying goes "once a person fall in love with his career, he can from the struggle and successful career get the most happy and satisfied. " on the water "good if, that is, the best good, like water is same, it may, according to the shape of the container, and presents the corresponding shape. We on the patient's care, also want to vary from person to person, not only the execution of the program, all kinds of mechanical smile of your heart, and not only is the career of the habit.
Be a good nurse should have such state of mind!