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The purpose of these standards is to outline the minimum expectations for the nurse and their relationship with a patient in order to strengthen the protection of patients from sexual abuse and sexual misconduct by nurses. The HPA (2000) does not make a distinction between workplace or ‘after hours’ settings when referring to a nurse-patient relationship. The obligation of maintaining professional boundaries lies with the nurse, not the patient.
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