1. Patient CareMonitor patient condition (vital signs, symptoms)Administer medications and treatmentsAssist with daily activities (bathing, feeding, mobility)Provide wound care and manage infections2. Health AssessmentCollect patient historyPerform physical examinationsIdentify health problems and risksDevelop and update nursing care plans3. Health EducationTeach patients about diseases, medications, and lifestyle changesEducate families on patient care at homePromote preventive health practices4. Emotional SupportProvide psychological support to patients and familiesHelp patients cope with illness, stress, or end-of-life situations5. Coordination of CareWork with doctors, therapists, and other healthcare professionalsEnsure continuity of careAdvocate for patient needs and rights6. DocumentationMaintain accurate patient recordsRecord treatments, progress, and observationsEnsure legal and professional accountability7. Infection Control & SafetyFollow hygiene and safety protocolsPrevent hospital-acquired infectionsEnsure a safe environment for patients8. Emergency CareRespond quickly to critical situationsPerform CPR and first aidAssist in life-saving procedures9. Professional ResponsibilitiesFollow ethical and legal standardsMaintain patient confidentialityContinue learning and professional development10. Leadership & Management (for senior nurses)Supervise junior staffManage hospital unitsParticipate in policy-making and quality improvement