Nurses are vital members of the healthcare team, taking on various key responsibilities such as caring for patients, assisting doctors, managing wards, and securing medical equipment. Nurses have a wide range of duties and must be familiar with and skilled in a variety of medical operations, as well as responding to emergencies, such as patient accidents or malfunctions in medical equipment.
Responsible nurses in hospitals also play an important role in the rehabilitation of patients. Nurses need to observe changes in the patient's condition and record them. In case the doctor is absent or unable to arrive in time, nurses need to determine the level of danger of the condition and take appropriate measures. They also need to keep track of the patient's medications and dosages to ensure accuracy and timeliness of care.
In addition to this, responsible nurses need to take on the responsibilities and duties of patients and their families. Nurses should try to meet the patient's needs, to reassure, assist the patient to do a good job of publicizing the condition, to build the patient's confidence. It is also important to communicate with the patient's family, answer their possible doubts and confusion, develop the patient's nursing program, and strive to achieve high-quality care. These responsibilities and duties need to be consistently put into practice by nurses to ensure that the interests of the hospital and patients are maximized.