The five nursing practices, also known as the Five Rights of Nursing, are:
Right Assessment: Collecting comprehensive and accurate patient data.
Right Diagnosis: Analyzing the collected data to identify health problems and nursing diagnoses.
Right Planning: Developing a plan of care and setting measurable goals for the patient.
Right Implementation: Executing the planned interventions and providing patient-centered care.
Right Evaluation: Assessing the effectiveness of the interventions and making necessary adjustments to the care plan.