Then I sat him down on the bed and made sure he was comfortable. Mr. Brown smiles and comments on what a great job I had done, which made me feel confident and appreciated. After completing this skill, I feel the most important thing for me was to maintain Mr. Brown's privacy, dignity, and communication. As I communicated more with Mr. Brown, I felt we were starting to build a relationship and I felt more comfortable completing my task. My goal is to provide more male personal care to increase my confidence. Having my mentor to guide me really helped me, I listened effectively to the information provided and intend to put it into practice in the future. Teamwork was also a very important aspect that ensured the provision of safe and high-quality care (Leonard, M. et al. 2004). My knowledge of the concept of privacy and dignity and its importance to healthcare and benefit to service users has increased, however I will also be carrying out more research into privacy and dignity in relation to patient care. It would be useful to reflect on this clinical competence again in the future, to see how different I am from now and what I have learned from my experiences (Boyd EM,