Palestine Council of Health Code of Professional Conduct.

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Palestine Council of Health Code of Professional Conduct

Purpose This code aims at maintaining professional behavior among nursing personnel, thus contributing to protecting the rights of clients to quality services. This code aims at maintaining professional behavior among nursing personnel, thus contributing to protecting the rights of clients to quality services. This code aims at reinforcing nurse's self concept and self esteem. This code aims at reinforcing nurse's self concept and self esteem.

Definition of Terms Conduct: refers to the behavior of all categories of nursing personnel behavior includes your actions when on and off duty. Conduct: refers to the behavior of all categories of nursing personnel behavior includes your actions when on and off duty. Nursing personnel categories: are as defined by the national plan for the development of nursing in Palestine. Nursing personnel categories: are as defined by the national plan for the development of nursing in Palestine. Accountability: responsibility about allover your work. Accountability: responsibility about allover your work. The profession: refers to nursing with all its specialties. The profession: refers to nursing with all its specialties. Professional knowledge: refers to the nursing knowledge acquired from formal and informal educational opportunities that guide competence in practice. Professional knowledge: refers to the nursing knowledge acquired from formal and informal educational opportunities that guide competence in practice. Client: refers to all consumers of health care services. Client: refers to all consumers of health care services.

As a member of the nursing profession, you are personally accountable for your conduct TOWARDS YOURSELF therefore, you must

Use your professional knowledge to ensure safe nursing practices in all environments. Use your professional knowledge to ensure safe nursing practices in all environments. Use your knowledge in health promotion and protection. Use your knowledge in health promotion and protection. "This includes your involvement in patient and health education activities". Be responsible for improving the quality of nursing care by keeping up with professional development and continuously upgrading your knowledge. Be responsible for improving the quality of nursing care by keeping up with professional development and continuously upgrading your knowledge. Recognize limitations within your competence and your knowledge and decline duties which you are unable to perform as a result of theses limitations. Recognize limitations within your competence and your knowledge and decline duties which you are unable to perform as a result of theses limitations. "This includes competence in using equipment and technology. Accept responsibility for the outcome of your decisions and actions. Accept responsibility for the outcome of your decisions and actions. Participate in the development and implementation of health policies. Participate in the development and implementation of health policies.

Ensure that you are physically fit to carry out your duties. Ensure that you are physically fit to carry out your duties. "Ensure that you are not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Also, do not exhaust yourself by maintaining two full time jobs". "Ensure that you are not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Also, do not exhaust yourself by maintaining two full time jobs". Abide by the institution’s regulations with regards to your professional attire. Abide by the institution’s regulations with regards to your professional attire. "Avoid wearing jewelry and slippers, knitting, chewing gum or eating seeds when on duty. "Avoid wearing jewelry and slippers, knitting, chewing gum or eating seeds when on duty. Take off the uniform when off duty and wear identity badges when on duty". Take off the uniform when off duty and wear identity badges when on duty". Refrain from smoking when on duty and abide by hospital polices in regards to this matter. Refrain from smoking when on duty and abide by hospital polices in regards to this matter. Avoid accepting gifts from advertising agents. Avoid accepting gifts from advertising agents.

As a member of the nursing profession, you are personally accountable for your conduct TOWARDS YOUR CLIENTS. There for, you must

Recognize the individual needs of clients and their families. Recognize the individual needs of clients and their families. "This is reflected by your care plans that address the physical, social, psychological, intellectual, cultural and spiritual needs and values of clients". Respect the individuality of clients and their right in maintaining their dignity. Respect the individuality of clients and their right in maintaining their dignity. "Avoid loud voice. Call clients by name and maintain their privacy and, avoid violence with clients including restraining patients for your comfort. Treat all clients with respect regardless of age, gender, class, religion or race. Treat all clients with respect regardless of age, gender, class, religion or race. Protect and encourage client's independence and self care. Protect and encourage client's independence and self care. Act as the clients advocate and protect their rights at all times. Act as the clients advocate and protect their rights at all times. "Protect the rights of clients as in the Palestinian charter of patient’s rights".

Ensure that clients understand the purpose and nature of care and treatment. Ensure that clients understand the purpose and nature of care and treatment. Respect the client's right of dying with dignity. Respect the client's right of dying with dignity. "Be familiar with the different religious rites". Report to a person in charge any circumstance, behavior or setting that could affect the physical, social or psychological welfare of clients and hinder you from delivering quality care. Report to a person in charge any circumstance, behavior or setting that could affect the physical, social or psychological welfare of clients and hinder you from delivering quality care. Maintain the confidentiality of client's information and use discretion in sharing that information. Maintain the confidentiality of client's information and use discretion in sharing that information. "Maintain confidentiality when you access computers. Use judgment in sharing information and comply with the law when disclosing information to police. Use judgment in sharing information and comply with the law when disclosing information to police. And comply with institutional policy in giving information to the media making sure that you always protect the client's right to privacy". And comply with institutional policy in giving information to the media making sure that you always protect the client's right to privacy".

Document all treatments given to clients. Document all treatments given to clients. Treat all documents as official records and refrain from altering them. Treat all documents as official records and refrain from altering them. "Avoid using correction fluid (tipex) and erasers. Be aware of the ethical implications of research carried out on clients and ensure consent. Be aware of the ethical implications of research carried out on clients and ensure consent. "Provide appropriate information to enable informed judgment to be made by clients. Maintain a professional relationship with all clients. Maintain a professional relationship with all clients. "This includes not accepting personal gifts or favors ".

As a member of the nursing profession, you are personally accountable for your conduct TWOARDS OTHER PROFESSIONALS. Therefore, you must

Work in a cooperative and collaborative manner with other health professionals and respect their contribution in the delivery of care. Work in a cooperative and collaborative manner with other health professionals and respect their contribution in the delivery of care. Report to an authorized person where the heath or safety of your colleagues is at risk. Report to an authorized person where the heath or safety of your colleagues is at risk. Transmit knowledge, skills and attitudes to staff and students in your charge. Transmit knowledge, skills and attitudes to staff and students in your charge. Be responsible for the overall care provided by staff and students in your charge. Be responsible for the overall care provided by staff and students in your charge.

Recognize the limitations of staff and students when delegating tasks. Recognize the limitations of staff and students when delegating tasks. Report to an authorized person any incident which might occur from staff and students in your charge. Report to an authorized person any incident which might occur from staff and students in your charge. Contribute actively to managing conflicts and solving problems. Contribute actively to managing conflicts and solving problems. "Control your emotions and accept constructive criticism". "Control your emotions and accept constructive criticism".

As member of the nursing profession you are personally accountable for your conduct TWOARDS THE PROFISSION therefore you must

Contribute to the expanding body of nursing theory and its applications. Contribute to the expanding body of nursing theory and its applications. "You can contribute within your abilities and circumstances "You can contribute within your abilities and circumstances Be aware of the ethical implications of policies and / or procedures in your area of practice. Be aware of the ethical implications of policies and / or procedures in your area of practice. Develop and share nursing knowledge through research. Develop and share nursing knowledge through research. Refrain from participating in any form of torture of imprisonment. Refrain from participating in any form of torture of imprisonment.

Ensure that people trust and respect your profession. Ensure that people trust and respect your profession. "Behaviors when off duty are a refection of your profession. Maintain and support the professional credibility of nurses. Maintain and support the professional credibility of nurses. Maintain the property of clients and workplace. Maintain the property of clients and workplace. Support other nurses in their professional roles. Support other nurses in their professional roles.

Be responsible for furthering the goals of the profession. Be responsible for furthering the goals of the profession. "Support and participate in activities that lead to the development of the profession". Support the philosophy and polices of your institution. Support the philosophy and polices of your institution. "Be aware of the philosophy and polices of your institution and participate in developing them towards professionalism.

As member of the nursing profession you are personally accountable for your conduct TWOARDS THE ENVIRONMENT therefore you must

Show interest in the society's problems that affect health. Show interest in the society's problems that affect health. Realize that your personal health attitude influence your community and surroundings. Realize that your personal health attitude influence your community and surroundings. Take into account the economical aspects in nursing. Take into account the economical aspects in nursing. Cooperate with other professions in promoting community and national efforts to meet the health needs of the public. Cooperate with other professions in promoting community and national efforts to meet the health needs of the public. "Participate in health campaigns and educational activities organized by the community. And cooperate with other professions in maintaining a healthy environment and / or controlling health hazards.

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