• Monitor the patient's condition.

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• Provide physical, emotional, and spiritual support to the patient.

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• Patient Needs Attorney.

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• Examining the patient's medications before they are presented.

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• Check your doctor's orders and make suggestions if any errors are discovered.

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• Ensure that the patient's privacy and confidentiality are secured.

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• Ensures that the patient fully understands his current diagnosis and how to adapt to new changes in his lifestyle

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• Ensure that the patient's relative knows how to care for the patient outside the hospital (if the patient is elderly, he cannot take care of himself).

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• being updated with new policies.

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• Administer medications as prescribed.

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• Helping doctors during surgery.

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• Attending educational workshops to enhance professional and technical knowledge.

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• Prepare patients before surgery, during surgery, and after surgery.