Nurses Role as Patient Advocate

In the last recent years the concept of the patient's rights and patient advocacy are considered the revolution of the nursing ethics and are considered as an integral part of the nurse's role in the health care systems. Promoting the patient's rights is among the priorities of healthcare providers and is considered as an indicator of health state in every community.Patient's rights may be considered as one of the main bases for defining the standards of clinical services. Additionally, the concept of patient's rights has been on the rise alongside the ever-growing interest of international organizations in human rights.

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Mr. Mohamed Gamal Mostafa, 1986, Egypt. MSc in nursing administration, assistant lecturer in nursing administration department at Faculty of nursing -Cairo University. My current research area include the factors influencing nurses role as patient advocate.

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In the last recent years the concept of the patient's rights and patient advocacy are considered the revolution of the nursing ethics and are considered as an integral part of the nurse's role in the health care systems. Promoting the patient's rights is among the priorities of healthcare providers and is considered as an indicator of health state in every community.Patient s rights may be considered as one of the main bases for defining the standards of clinical services. Additionally, the concept of patient s rights has been on the rise alongside the ever-growing interest of international organizations in human rights.