Strong communication skills are required for nursing. The nurse’s ability to communicate with patients verbally and nonverbally is called therapeutic communication. The communication process is vital for clients’ health and well-being. It allows patients to express their feelings and thoughts (Afriyie and 2020). Holistic communication, on the other hand, encourages care and healing through full self-use when communicating with others. Holistic communication combines therapeutic communication with a framework that recognizes the infinite, spiritual and energetic natures of humans, the existence and relevance of intention, and allows for the use of an energy and a frame to acknowledge the limitless, spiritual and energetic natures of people. A film called The American Nurse depicts a nursing profession in America, which is characterised by starvation and war. Nurses strive to offer the best possible care, despite many obstacles (Holm and al. 2020). Jason entered nursing school after his motorcycle accident. Because he could not do everyday tasks alone, he reached despair. He is shown as an Appalachian nurse. Jason applies a range of therapeutic techniques in order to restore hope and treat cancer patients.
Jason, a nurse is compassionate and not judgmental. He lives in Eastern Kentucky. Most residents of this region live below the federal poverty line. Because they don’t have health insurance, most residents cannot access primary care. Chronic illnesses such as diabetes, lung disease, and cancer are all common. They have a deep rooted addiction to drugs and other stress-related illnesses as their only means of dealing with their problems and hiding their sorrows. Jones shows compassion in his caregiving. Jones is an inspiration to them in the darkest hours of their lives, as they are unable to afford private hospice care. He treated them with respect and dignity, treating them like people who have lives.