Through the shortage of physicians and growth of Advanced Practice Nursing (APN), with beatitude of emotional connection with patients, mercy, and connected to patient care. As physicians diagnose and prescribe, an advance practice nurse applies education, process diagnosis through a professional and understanding with a therapeutic approach that differentiate the roles. Nursing principles applied to APN, through more training and education however keep the same nursing values instilled and dictate how to interact with patients.
Beatitudes provide merciful and connection of therapeutic partnership with patients. The APN practice of merciful and deeper understanding of each patient versus simply diagnosing and treating is reflected in Matthew …show more content…
Nursing profession has had a pivotal role since the 1900s, however within the 1980s, the term APN evolved. Through healthcare changes, APNs have risen to improve patient population by patient-focused care to the community on a larger discipline of nursing. According to the American Nurses Association, defines the following: “Advanced nursing practice is the application of an expanded range of practical, theoretical, and research-based therapeutics to phenomena experienced by patients within a specialized clinical area of the larger discipline of nursing.” (Hamric & Hanson, …show more content…
Nurses were acting upon God’s teachings and giving back to the people. For instance, Matthew 5:3 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to them”. In translation “poor in spirit” means to be humble, through humility that all blessings come from the grace of God. For decades, nurses have been witnessed to be humble and selfless to devote their energy and compassion to helping others. Also, Matthew 5:8 “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God”. Nurses are free of selfish intentions and self-seeking desires. Although, it is satisfying to help others, they do not expect compensation besides self-fulfillment. Through the teachings in the bible and instilled nursing education, nurses will always be different compared to a physician. Nurses instill the compassion, giving nature and nurturing traits that are unable to be taught. Physicians, nurses, and all medical professionals work as a collaborative team and apply one another’s qualities to the best of their
Beatitudes provide merciful and connection of therapeutic partnership with patients. The APN practice of merciful and deeper understanding of each patient versus simply diagnosing and treating is reflected in Matthew …show more content…
Nursing profession has had a pivotal role since the 1900s, however within the 1980s, the term APN evolved. Through healthcare changes, APNs have risen to improve patient population by patient-focused care to the community on a larger discipline of nursing. According to the American Nurses Association, defines the following: “Advanced nursing practice is the application of an expanded range of practical, theoretical, and research-based therapeutics to phenomena experienced by patients within a specialized clinical area of the larger discipline of nursing.” (Hamric & Hanson, …show more content…
Nurses were acting upon God’s teachings and giving back to the people. For instance, Matthew 5:3 “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to them”. In translation “poor in spirit” means to be humble, through humility that all blessings come from the grace of God. For decades, nurses have been witnessed to be humble and selfless to devote their energy and compassion to helping others. Also, Matthew 5:8 “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they will see God”. Nurses are free of selfish intentions and self-seeking desires. Although, it is satisfying to help others, they do not expect compensation besides self-fulfillment. Through the teachings in the bible and instilled nursing education, nurses will always be different compared to a physician. Nurses instill the compassion, giving nature and nurturing traits that are unable to be taught. Physicians, nurses, and all medical professionals work as a collaborative team and apply one another’s qualities to the best of their