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What is being discuss Nurses have a core duty of ensuring that they offer the best care that the client deserves and ensures the safety of life. This includes not only providing highly professional medical care but also representing the client's interests, acknowledging their decision-making capacity on their behalf and supporting their choice on the presented matter. Nurses have to ensure that, as far as possible, the confidentiality of the client is preserved and trust is developed between them (Peter et al., 2022). Patient information management always requires a clear discussion between the doctor and the client with the goal of explaining the state of health, the possibilities to treat the disease and possible consequences and advantages. In addition to the task of a professional caregiver, the nurse has to take care of the client's emotions and psychological well-being. They must always relate to each client with decency and respect the client's culture while at the same time not passing any judgment on the client to ensure that the client feels free to speak about his or her issues (Haddad and Geiger, 2022). The nurse should communicate effectively and encourage the client and their family to talk about their experiences.