Nursing care to improve self-discipline to prevent disputes.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Nursing care to improve self-discipline to prevent disputes Patients with a current difference between legal concepts of nursing staff 1.1 from the patient’s point of view First, as the development of the legal system, it is the popularization of legal knowledge, literacy improvement, the patient to maintain the concept of individual rights is growing. According to ‘the Constitution’ and ‘Civil Law’, citizens should enjoy the right to sick and privacy [1]. The right to know is that citizens should enjoy the understanding and self-interest related to the situation right. In seeking process, the patient attaches great importance to the rights and interests. About their condition, inspection, medication, treatment, etc. have attached great importance, would like to know for sure. Once the measures were found without their consent, it will lead to disputes, complaints. Second, because of the community on the consumer protection activities, generally carried out so that patients, the use of law to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests are becoming increasingly sophisticated thinking, they see themselves as a medical process in a special consumer. For example, some patients in the hospital process, not only to the list every day, but also requires copying doctor’s advice after discharge to 11 with the checklist. If in doubt, ask nurses, but nurses can not clearly correct answer, the dispute will be the attendant. 1.2 From the perspective of nursing staff 1.2.1 The sense of law and ignore the interests of patients. In nursing management and nursing practice, there are still ignoring the phenomenon of patient’s rights. For example, some nurses in the implementation of critically ill patients during bedside shift relief, regardless of the suitability of the surrounding environment, and does not take into account the patient’s willingness and casual exposure to the patient’s body. When a patient some privacy, such as marriage, love, se