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7 11 Key Areas of Responsibilties
7 11 Key Areas of Responsibilties
LEGAL BASIS
Article 3 Sec.9 (c) of R.A. 9173
“Philippine Nursing Act of 2002”
Board shall monitor & enforce quality standards of nursing practice necessary to ensure the maintenance of
efficient, ethical and technical, moral and professional standards in the practice of nursing taking into account
the health needs of the nation.
7.3. Implements • Explains interventions to clients and family before carrying them out to
planned nursing achieve identified outcomes
care to achive • Implements nursing intervention that is safe and comfortable
identified outcomes • Acts to improve clients’ health condition or human response
• Performs nursing activities effectively and in a timely manner
• Uses the participatory approach to enhance client-partners empowering
potential for healthy life style/wellness
7.4. Evaluates progress • Monitors effectiveness of nursing interventions
toward expected • Revises care plan based on expected outcomes
outcomes
3. Health Education
4. Legal Responsibility
5. Ethical/Moral Responsibility
CORE COMPETENCY INDICATORS
1. Respects the rights of • Renders nursing care consistent with the client’s bills of rights (i.e.,
individuals/groups confidentiality of information, privacy, etc.)
2. Accepts responsibility and • Meets nursing accountability requirements as embodied in the job
accountability for own description
decision and actions • Justifies basis for nursing actions and judgment
• Projects a positive image of the profession
3. Adheres to the national and • Adheres to the Code of Ethics for Nurses and abides by its provision
international code of ethics • Reports unethical and immoral incidents to proper authorities
for nurses
7. Quality Improvement
9. Record Management
10. Communication
CORE COMPETENCY INDICATORS
1. Establishes rapport with • Creates trust and confidence
client, significant others • Spends time with the client/significant others and members of the health
and members of the health team to facilitate interaction
team • Listens actively to client’s concerns/significant others and members of
the health team
2. Identifies verbal and non- • Interprets and validates client’s body language and facial expressions
verbal cues
3. Utilizes formal and informal • Makes use of available visual aids
channels • Utilizes effective channels of communication relevant to client care
management
4. Responds to needs of • Provides reassurance through therapeutic touch, warmth and comforting
individuals, family, group words of encouragement
and community • Provides therapeutic bio-behavioral interventions to meet the needs of
clients
5. Uses appropriate • Utilizes telephone, mobile phone, electronic media
information technology to • Utilizes informatics to support the delivery of healthcare
facilitate communication
CORE VALUES
1. Love of God
2. 6 Cs of Caring
• Compassion
o Understanding individual needs, showing empathy and sensitivity, and providing care that
respects people’s diversity, dignity, and individuality
• Conscience
o Is a state of moral awareness; it involves judging moral issues and making informed
compassionate decisions
• Commitment
o Dedication to continually improve the quality of patient care provided; commitment to
embracing the 6Cs and embedding them into their everyday practice
• Confidence
o A competent practitioner is a confident practitioner; confidence comes through education,
routine, and life and work experiences
• Competence
o The ability to understand an individual’s health and social needs, and the expertise, clinal and
technical knowledge to deliver effective care and treatment based on research and evidence
based practice
• Comportment
o Presenting oneself as someone who respects others and demands respect