In my previous role, I had a patient who was non-compliant with medication due to fear of side effects. I addressed this by first understanding their concerns and then explaining the benefits of the medication in a simplified manner. I also involved the physician to provide professional reassurance. By maintaining open communication and showing empathy, the patient became more comfortable and started adhering to the treatment plan.

I prioritize tasks based on the urgency and severity of the patient's condition, following the nursing process. For instance, I would first attend to a patient with a high fever or pain, then move on to administering medications at scheduled times. I also use a checklist and communicate regularly with the healthcare team to ensure all needs are met efficiently.

I ensure patient safety by following standard protocols, such as proper medication administration and infection control practices. For comfort, I regularly check on patients, adjust their environment (like room temperature), and provide emotional support. I also educate patients and their families on safety measures, reinforcing the importance of compliance for better outcomes.

I manage stress by practicing deep breathing exercises and maintaining a positive mindset. I also delegate tasks when necessary and seek support from colleagues. Regular breaks and proper self-care are crucial. By staying organized and focusing on one task at a time, I can maintain composure and provide the best care possible.

Documentation is essential as it ensures continuity of care, provides legal protection, and helps in communication among healthcare providers. It includes recording patient symptoms, treatments given, responses, and any changes in condition. Accurate documentation aids in making informed decisions and is crucial for quality patient care and compliance with healthcare standards.