Medicine Healthcare

Nurse

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Overview

A Registered Nurse provides patient care, assesses patients’ conditions, administers medications, and collaborates with other healthcare professionals. They work in various healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, and nursing homes.

RNs work in a variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and private practices. They assess and monitor patients’ conditions, develop care plans, and collaborate with physicians and other healthcare professionals to ensure that patients receive high-quality care.

Common tasks 

    TaskRelated trait(s)
    Assessing patients’ conditions Clinical Precision Patient-Centered Empathy  Empathetic Understanding Clinical Responsiveness
    Keeping records of patient histories medications and symptoms Clinical Precision 
    Performing and interpreting diagnostic tests and monitoring patients Clinical Precision  Clinical Responsiveness
    Developing care plans and administering medications Clinical Precision Patient-Centered Empathy  Clinical Responsiveness
    Educating patients and their families about their medical conditions and care plans Emotional Resilience Empathetic Understanding
    Managing staff Equitable Leadership 
    Keeping in touch with developments in their field Continuous Learning

    Soft skills measured by TraitForward

    TraitNo of QuestionsCronbach’s  alpha (α)
    Clinical Precision70.73
    Can they consistently perform clinical procedures with meticulous attention to detail and adherence to established protocols?
    Patient-Centered Empathy70.80
    Can they genuinely connect with patients’ emotions and perspectives, demonstrating compassion while tailoring care to individual needs and concerns?
    Emotional Resilience70.80
    Can they maintain their composure and effectively manage their emotions when faced with stressful situations, difficult patients, or high-pressure medical emergencies?
    Clinical Precision90.74
    Can they consistently make careful, evidence-based clinical decisions while maintaining meticulous attention to detail in high-pressure healthcare environments?
    Empathetic Understanding60.80
    Can they accurately perceive and appropriately respond to patients’ emotional states and unspoken needs?
    Equitable Leadership110.76
    Can they demonstrate fairness and impartiality when providing care to diverse patient populations and leading healthcare teams?
    Confident Leadership60.77
    Can they naturally assume leadership responsibilities with confidence, decisively guiding teams and taking initiative in critical healthcare situations?
    Continuous Learning50.78
    Do they demonstrate a commitment to expanding their medical knowledge and actively seek opportunities to learn new healthcare practices and techniques?
    Clinical Responsiveness60.74
    Can they quickly assess clinical situations, make sound decisions, and respond effectively when patient conditions change or emergencies arise?
    *Cronbach’s alpha coefficient (α) determines the extent to which the questions consistently measure each trait and it is expressed as a number ranging between 0 and 1 . Higher values indicate higher agreement between questions.  A value of α equal to greater than .7 indicates acceptable reliability or internal consistency.  For more information on the psychometric properties of the solution, please click here.

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