In this final paper, the topics of nursing as a profession and nursing itself as the basis of the work of nurses are touched upon. With the development of nursing as a profession and the introduction of the health care process together with an increasing number of research in the field of nursing, new knowledge and a new view of the patient are formed. Nurses ’focus on individuals as human beings is evolving, not exclusively on disease as has historically been the case for many years. The patient becomes a subject through the process of health care which means that he participates in making a decision about his treatment and health care. Care as a term encompasses much more than the implementation of standard medical procedures focused on physical needs. Today, it is increasingly developing through continuous education of health professionals. In this final paper, research is presented that supports the satisfaction of patients with the provided health care. By accepting a different view of the patient through continuous education, a quality health care system is created. A holistic approach involves looking at the patient as a whole being, respecting his individuality and autonomy. Through the process of health care, motivation theory and biopsychosocial approach, we combine a holistic approach to the patient. Using a wide range of knowledge, we provide health care in a proper and quality manner. Through the continuous training of nurses, we notice positive outcomes of holistic care. Of course, the very quality of health care provided depends on many of the parameters. Good communication is a prerequisite for creating a quality relationship. Respect, empathy, understanding and interest in the patient combine ethical and moral values that remind us how complex caring for an individual is and that a professional nurse needs to be accompanied by a great love for her profession to apply her knowledge and competencies in the best possible way.