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Patient Perspective Analysis

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The video "Patient Perspectives" brought to me memories of when I was a patient. When I was in the hospital for a little over a month, I received great care from nurses, but especially from Dr.Monserrat. Like the testimony on the video, "I will never forget her". I was greatly inspired by my experience.

Now that I am on the opposite role, it makes me realize the trust the patients give us, and the responsibility that I have as a student nurse and as a future nurse. I will do my best to make a difference in my patients lives by providing exceptional care, compassion, and service.

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