They can improve people suffering from illnesses, their families and other formal caregivers in the facility by consistently using their nursing process, paying attention to details for early detection of problems, always evaluating, communicating with well-developed values, providing simplified tasks, and maintaining a structured daily routine (Murray, 2014). The ultimate goal is to provide individuals with treatment for their behavioral symptoms that lead to discharge, but the journey from admission to the day they leave for home or a residential setting will be aided by the myriad nursing roles and responsibilities that show