When a nurse enters a patient's room or area to perform a nursing interview, he first establishes ____________________, creating a relationship of mutual trust and understanding
The nurse does this by introducing himself and explaining his role in the patient's care.
Fill in the blank with correct word.
ANS:
rapport
When a nurse enters a patient's room or area to perform a nursing interview, it is important to first establish rapport, creating a relationship of mutual trust and understanding. The nurse can do this by introducing himself or herself and explaining his or her role in the patient's care.
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