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    Umair Achmad Munaji is a nursing student with student ID number 2111313036. Caring and curing are often seen as the same, but they differ - caring addresses patients' physical, psychological, spiritual and social needs while curing focuses on treatment. As nurses care for patients' overall well-being more than providing medical interventions, caring is nurses' main role, whereas doctors focus more on treatment and curing. Applying caring concepts to patients can help the healing process and build better nurse-patient relationships, providing patient satisfaction through high-quality health services.

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    Umair Achmad Munaji is a nursing student with student ID number 2111313036. Caring and curing are often seen as the same, but they differ - caring addresses patients' physical, psychological, spiritual and social needs while curing focuses on treatment. As nurses care for patients' overall well-being more than providing medical interventions, caring is nurses' main role, whereas doctors focus more on treatment and curing. Applying caring concepts to patients can help the healing process and build better nurse-patient relationships, providing patient satisfaction through high-quality health services.

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    What Is The Difference Between Caring and Curing and How Important To Implement Caring Concept in Delivering Good Nursing Care

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    Umair Achmad Munaji is a nursing student with student ID number 2111313036. Caring and curing are often seen as the same, but they differ - caring addresses patients' physical, psychological, spiritual and social needs while curing focuses on treatment. As nurses care for patients' overall well-being more than providing medical interventions, caring is nurses' main role, whereas doctors focus more on treatment and curing. Applying caring concepts to patients can help the healing process and build better nurse-patient relationships, providing patient satisfaction through high-quality health services.

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    Name umair achmad munaji

    NIM: 2111313036

    In the world of nursing, we all know the difference between caring and curing, many people think
    that caring and curing are the same, but actually caring and curing are very different.

    Caring is a response given by nurses to patients from physical, psychological, spiritual, and social
    aspects. while curing is the treatment.Caring is the main task of nurses , because nurses take more
    care for patients than medical actions.Curing is a doctor's main task, where a doctor performs more
    medical actions.

    By applying the concept of caring to patients, the healing process which is our job as nurses can be
    carried out more easily.Caring can also make it easier for us to approach patients so that our
    relationship with patients can be better.The concept of caring can also provide satisfaction to
    patients because by applying the concept of caring to patients we have provided the best health
    services to our clients.

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