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there are much more than 3 responsibilities as a nurse!!! The most important is always protecting the patient, this means always acting safely, querying any medical intervention that needs to be carried out to ensure maximum safety. ensuring their privacy, dignity, right to information, consent to treatment, always putting the best intrests of the patient first. Acting with autonomy which means you are the patients advocate. A nurse is the human side of the medical profession for the patient, the person that acts as the go between for patient and doctor. A nurse is the person that will explain a doctors diagnosis in laments turn, offer comfort and seek to act on behalf of the patient when no one else will. staff nurse ER

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