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22 Cards in this Set
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"voice of agency"
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recognize what they do as important, but also recognize their own importance
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how do men have an advantage over their female peers?
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patients assume they are physicians or a medical student
discrepancies in pay men assume leadership roles at a much higher percentage |
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diversity among the members of the nursing profession in race, age, and socioeconomic backgrounds
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multiculturalism
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who began the field of transcultural nursing?
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Leninger
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who indicated that failure to recognize the issue of ethnic diversity ignores health issues and potential resources
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Kavanagh
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who identified strategies to promote minorities in the nursing workforce?
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Jacob & Carnegie
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what poses the greatest risk to health care?
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poverty
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major current movements in nursing
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violence
mental health aging nursing shortage consumerism alternative care technology disaster preparedness research |
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21 competencies for the 21st century
published by who? |
O'Neil and Pew
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Bulger's 4 major points when considering the healthcare system of the future?
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influence of technology/science
multiprofessional collaboration educate ourselves research |
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alternative medical systems
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built on complete systems of practice
ex: homeopathic medicine |
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mind-body interventions
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techniques designed to enhance the mind's capacity to affect bodily function
meditation, prayer, music, support groups |
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biologically based therapies
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use of substances found in nature
ex: herbs, foods, vitamins |
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manipulative and body-based methods
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based of manipulation or movement of one or more parts of the body
ex: chiropractic manipulation/massage |
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an approach used instead of conventional medicine
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alternative medicine
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an approach that combines conventional medicine with less conventional options
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complementary medicine
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energy therapies
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involves the use of energy fields, through either biofield therapies or bioelectromagnetic based therapies
ex: tocuh, qi gong, Reiki, magnetic therapy |
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people persist in the use of alternative and complementary therapies for obvious reasons
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therapies have been found valuable
Western medicine has limited options |
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how long is the average EMS time in rural areas?
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18 minutes
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how long is the average EMS time in urban areas?
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8 minutes
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consumerism
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privacy
advanced directives right to know who you area consent to participate in a research study |
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goals of professional socialization
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learn technology
internalize the culture find an acceptable version of the role integrate this role into all other life roles informal stuff |
