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How may my Skills with responsibility, and speaking to others, help me with a career in nursing?

How may these Characteristics Help me with this career, in the future? Will i need to acknowledge more Characteristics to be a better nurse in the future? - As an 8th grade student looking for answerss.

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Dr. Sudeep’s Answer

There is an assumption that speaking to others is in the form of oral communication and skills with responsibility means you are abiding to rules, good ethics and proper governance. If this is your concern, there are enough material to explain how all this helps in one's career.

But please do not forget that silence, not speaking or saying things through your actions also speaks volumes, for example, a smile, having positive energy, being attentive etc.

In addition skills with responsibility can also mean knowing when to speak, when to act and how to engage and when not to interfere and interfere when necessary. These are also skills.
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Abiola’s Answer

Your communication skills is required, at least the way you communicate as a nurse to a patient is different from how a lawyer communicate with a client, that is why you have to study what the profession you like in college
Thank you comment icon This was super helpful, thank you! Jaynie
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Larry’s Answer

Jaynie -- I've never been a nurse, but I was in the care of many nurses during an extended hospital stay. I was amazed at how completely some of the nurses understood my condition and current status. These women had numerous patients, yet they were highly informative on my health condition.

In other words, for me a good nurse was one who had the ability to understand details of my condition and to answer my questions about it. This was important, since often doctor's visits were brief, while these nurses were with me throughout the day.

For me a good nurse is not just a good communicator, but an intelligent one.
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Éverton’s Answer

Jaynie, you're truly exceptional. Do you know the reason? It's because you're always concerned and committed to doing your best. Being talkative helps you build strong relationships with others. When you heighten your understanding of your role in society, it becomes crystal clear. If you combine these traits, you're bound to achieve your goals. You're on the right path, keep going!
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