Nursing Goals

One of my top priority goals is to have better effective communication. Building and maintaining a good patient relationship is an essential aspect of nursing and effective communication skills are key to achieving this. Without a doubt, patients spend more time interacting with nurses than with any other healthcare professional. The constructive results of successful communication are well recognized and are essential in achieving. The benefits of excellent communication include a sense of care and security, increased healing rates, enhanced levels of patient gratification and greater compliance to treatment options. In addition, productive communication through a patient-positioned method also serves to comfort families that their loved ones are getting the essential treatment.
Paying attention to detail is a goal that I need to develop if I am going to go the distance in nursing. Being detail- oriented goes together with being organized, but it takes it to another level. Being detail oriented means that you measure medications accurately, observe closely how your patient is acting and looks you pass through the room at all times. Detail-oriented nurses can often spot signs of decline in a patient before

The best nurses have an inquiring mind, are willing to challenge traditional ideas and ask questions. Nursing education doesn't stop at graduation, it continues as long as you are in the nursing occupation. Part of being a nurse is the use of information and the continuance of learning. To help reach my goal, I will make it a point to stay current on education by attending conferences and taking courses available at the nursing job, and joining important nursing organizations. Doing this will give me more knowledge about the philosophy of nursing. By achieving this goal, I am progressing my career and expanding my effectiveness as a flourishing