Professional Behaviour (Competency 1b)

Professional behaviour

Reflection on professional behaviour (Competency 1b)

Description:

Professional behaviour entails the attitude of the nurse toward staff patient's family and in general overall towards the care providing. For example, planning to work on time, being honest and having that trust worthy on the part of service users. I have looked at my professional behaviour which need to shape up to become a professional nurse. I have sat done reflected upon how to improve my behaviour in generally and this is not by rocket signs but rather from the inner aspect of behaviour that needs change and managed in all situation.

Feelings

There are some behaviours that occurred unnoticed and makes people feel the edge of being disrespect. people thinking is part of my personality traits but is all about lack of self-awareness. I felt uncomfortable when someone describe my

Able to show other service users and other healthcare professionals with courtesy and respect. This includes items such as gaining trust, treating people as individuals and maintaining confidentiality. For a nurse to gain the trust of those in their care they must maintain a high standard of practice and care always, ensuring that they are always open and honest, reliable and maintain the reputation of the caring profession. This imply that nurses must be responsible for their own actions and can justify any decisions that they make, either professionally or socially. This was supported by (Bennett & Brown, 2001) who states that nursing staff are proud of and value the trust that they have earned from the public (Bennett & Brown, 2001). In health care, patients have a right to choose their own lifestyle but it is important that health professionals support patients and help them to accept their