Nursing Job Responsibilities and Work Standards

Nursing staff job responsibilities and working standards

Nursing staff job responsibilities and working standards. In the hospital, different positions have different job responsibilities. Only by completing one's own tasks can one be a good nurse. Next, I will take you to understand the relevant content of the job responsibilities and work standards of nursing staff. Nursing staff job responsibilities and working standards 1

Nursing administrative job responsibilities

1. Chief nurse job responsibilities

2. Chief nurse working standards

3. Job Responsibilities of Ward Head Nurse

4. Working Standards of Ward Nurse

5. Job Responsibilities of Emergency Department Head Nurse

6. Working standards for head nurses in the emergency department

Nursing technical title job responsibilities

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2. Nurse qualification requirements, technical ability requirements, job responsibilities, and work standards

3. Nurse qualification requirements, technical ability requirements, job responsibilities, and work standards

Clinical nursing job responsibilities

1. Skill requirements, job responsibilities, and work standards for emergency room nurses

2. Skill requirements, job responsibilities, and work standards for operating room nurses

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4. Job responsibilities and working standards of main shift nurses

5. Job responsibilities and working standards of treatment class nurses

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6. Job responsibilities and working standards of nursing class nurses

7. Job responsibilities and working standards of night shift nurses

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9. Responsibilities and work standards of guiding nurses (revised in July 2014)

Nurse Management Regulations

1. These regulations are based on the 2008 On January 23, 2008, the 206th Executive Meeting of the State Council passed the "Nursing Regulations" that came into effect on May 12, 2008.

2. The term "nurse" as mentioned in these regulations refers to those who have obtained the "Nurse Practice Certificate of the People's Republic of China" after practicing registration, engage in nursing activities in accordance with the provisions of the "Nursing Regulations", and perform the duties of protecting life and alleviating pain. , our hospital’s nursing professional technicians who promote health responsibilities. Job Responsibilities and Working Standards of Nursing Staff 2

Job Responsibilities of the Head Nurse

1. Responsible for various nursing tasks.

2. Develop nursing concepts and nurse work plans, and guide nursing staff at all levels to complete work goals and tasks.

3. Arrange shifts scientifically based on patient condition, nursing workload, and nursing manpower.

4. Guide and evaluate nurses’ implementation of nursing care for undergraduate patients according to nursing procedures.

5. Guide nurses to formulate nursing plans

6. Organize nursing business learning and assessment, cultivate nursing staff’s ability to skillfully use nursing procedures to implement overall nursing, and arrange Nursing staff attend and train.

7. Coordinate between superiors, subordinates, and doctors and nurses, and communicate patient needs and nursing assessment information with relevant personnel in a timely manner.

8. Understand the new trends in the nursing field and its development, and organize and implement nursing research.

9. According to the human, material and financial resources of the department, coordinate and arrange various resources and ward management to maximize their effectiveness to meet the needs of the sick and wounded.

10. Frequently understand the patient's condition, thoughts, living conditions and opinions on nursing work.

Nurse job responsibilities

1. Complete nursing work under the leadership of the head nurse.

2. Be able to skillfully use nursing procedures to provide overall care to patients; collect patient information comprehensively and accurately, use correct nursing and physical examination techniques, and be able to provide health education, psychological care and rehabilitation guidance to patients.

3. Strictly implement operating procedures, rules and regulations, complete nursing work according to division of labor; be proficient in basic nursing and specialist nursing skills, and pass the basic nursing operation and specialist nursing skills examinations.

4. Participate in the rescue and care of emergency and critically ill patients, and be responsible for the formulation and implementation of patient care plans and rescue plans.

5. Complete nursing records truthfully, accurately and timely.

6. Ability to effectively communicate with patients and establish a good nurse-patient relationship; proactively understand patient needs and provide health education and psychological care to patients in charge.

7. Learn and master new nursing theories, professional knowledge and operational skills. Nursing staff job responsibilities and working standards 3

Nurse’s job responsibilities

1. Go to and from work on time every day, do a good job in shift handover, sign up and wear work clothes, dress neatly, Kind attitude, standardized medical terminology, proactive and enthusiastic service.

2. You must be familiar with the dosage, pharmacological effects, incompatibility and adverse reactions of various injection drugs, and master the first aid methods for drug allergies.

3. Regularly check the necessary equipment, items and emergency medicines in the injection treatment room to ensure they are effective and sufficient. All preparations before injection (treatment) should be done every day, and dressings and instruments should be strictly sterilized and ready for use.

4. Frequently patrol the ward and carefully observe the changes in the patient's condition. Report any problems to the physician promptly.

5. Strictly implement the "three checks and seven pairs" (check after dispensing medicine; check before taking medicine, injection, and disposal); check after taking medicine, injection, and treatment, and check the bed number, name, and name of the medicine taken. dose, concentration, time, usage) system.

6. Injections (treatment) should be carried out strictly in accordance with medical instructions, and the situation after injection (treatment) should be closely observed. If any accidents such as allergic reactions or other discomforts are found, the doctor should be reported immediately, and treatment should be carried out and rescue efforts should be made.

7. Carefully write nursing documents. Timely record the implementation and disposal of medical orders. For intravenous drip, the infusion order should be copied and hung on the patient's infusion pole, and consumed in a step-by-step manner. After the drip is completed, the infusion order should be kept for seven days.

8. After treatment, clean indoor and outdoor areas in time to keep indoor and outdoor areas and work surfaces clean and tidy.

9. Medical waste in the treatment room must be classified in accordance with the relevant regulations on medical waste disposal and destroyed on time. Disposable injection equipment and needles must be destroyed immediately after use.

10. Strictly implement sterile operating procedures and disinfection and isolation systems. Injections should be administered with one needle and one tube per person and disinfected after each use to prevent cross-infection.