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Nursing interventions classifications taxonomy
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Standardized language for nursing interventions
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Pew commission report recommendations
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Differneciation between roles of ADN and BSN
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Advantage of primary nursing
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Autonomy of nurse
Responsible for pt 24/7 |
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functional nursing
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team leader is responsible for group of licensed and unlicensed staff. Requires ancillary staff to preform tasks with proficiency
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role of nurse manager
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appropriate delagation
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Collective Bargaining
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negotiation of wages and benfits andother working conditions between employee and employer
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Autonomous profession
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having legal authority to set professions own standards
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Theory based practice
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Allows for testable teory bassed knowledge base
Major influence on nursing becoming a profession |
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Lavina Dock
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Involved in political activism
1920 passage of 19th amendment |
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Mary Breckenridge
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1925 Kentucky
Began frontier nursing Services for health care in rural US |
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NOAADN
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National Organization for the Advancement of Associate degree Nurses. Single focus on ADN's
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Lillian Walds primary contributuon
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Established visiting nurses Services in 1893 in impoverished New York
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Mildres Montag's reason for developing ADN's
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relieve shortage of RN's after WWII
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ANA proposal for ADN's
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a step in career upward mobility plan
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Purpose of Brown report
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1948 analyze changeing needs of nursing as a profession
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Goldmark report on nursing and nursing education 1923
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focused on problems with hospital traing schools ie: length of day for students
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Community Education Nursing Report
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Montag & Gotkin focused on Effectivness of ADN education
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Omnibus Budget Reconcilliation Act OBRA
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mandates national standards of care in skilled nursing facilities
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Primary function of state nurse practice act
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Define parameters of professional nursing including scope of pracice and educational requirements
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ANA standards of professional practice (8)
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Quality of care / Performance appraial / Education / Collegiality / Ethics / Collaboration / Research / Resource Utilization
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Did not respond to ANA paper; postion on Educational prep on Nurse practioners and assistants to nurses
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NLN
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Model of the Concept of human caring
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Developed by Jean Watson
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developed Self-care model of nursing
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Dorthea Orem
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Probable result of loosing a case of causing harm to a pt
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Monitary payment to patient
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function of expert witness
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offer opinion of how standards of care apply to the case
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purpose of ANA code of ethics
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professional self regulation
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posible charges if nurse fails to report drug abuse by peer
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Misdemeanor - criminal law
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process of values clarification
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result of indentifying and reflecting on common values
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utilitarianism theory
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the end justifies the means
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Benefit of theory development
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enables nursing to based on scientific fact
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under ANA standards of clinical practice what id the nurse responsible for
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scope of nusing practice
ie: assessment |
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critical pathways
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treatment plan with daily timeline for care
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principal of good samaritan laws
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Beneficence
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1st nurse theorist
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Floence Nightengale
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Required to bring a bill to house or senate
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A sponsor
may be one or more legislators |
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public sector agency
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example: County Health Department
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effective way for nurses to influence legislators
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Write letters re;health issues
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increased consumer awarness of healthcare system
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Community member participation on health care committees
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primary problem with fee For Service
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no rewards for careful use of resources and no control of services used
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Nursing outcome classification system NOCS
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list of indicators suggesting change of condition
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policies and proceedures are
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considered an agencies standards of practice
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expectation of ADN
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provide direct patient care accross health care continuum
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multicratic
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shares decision making with one or more associates but not with the entire team
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Brown report 1948
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move away from diploma nursing and toward college and university education
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mission of NLN
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promote health and quality of health care by supporting nurse education and practice
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ANA
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Represents nursing profession to all people and groups and foster high standards of professional practice
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influenced reforn in nursing education
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Flo
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Dorothy orem
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Self care model
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Imogene King
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Concept of open systems
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Syster Callista Roy & Myra Levine
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Adaptation model
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organization- maintains nurse should not participate in assisted suicide
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ANA
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primary purpose of accreditation
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establish excellance
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PEW report
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reduce number of nurses and professionals
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ANA code for nurses
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provides guidlines for professioal behavior and decision making / stresses obligation to patient
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