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Henderson

Assisting clients (sick or well) towards independence.

American Nurses Association (ANA)

Nsg is the dx & treatment of human responses to actual or potential health problems.

4 Essential ft. Of Contemporary Nsg Practice (ANA 1995)

Attention to the full range of human experience.



Integration of objective data w/ the knowledge you gain from them.



Application of scientific knowledge to the process.



Provision of a caring relationship that facilitates health & healing.

Florence Nightingale

The act of utilizing the environment of the pt. to assist him in his recovery.

Joyce Travelbee

Interpersonal Aspect of Nsg.

R.A 9173, PNA 2002

Scope of Nsg Practice.

Scope of Nsg Practice

A person shall be deemed to be practicing nsg. w/n the meaning of this act.

It Shall Be The Duty Of The Nurse To:

Provide nsg care



Establish linkages



Provide health education



Teach, guide & supervise nsg student



Undertake nsg development training & research

Caregiver

Helping client to promote, restore, maintain dignity, health & wellness.

Communicator

Central role of nurses.

Educator/Teacher

Involved in all nsg activities.

Counselor

Helps clients recognize & cope w/ stressful situation.

Manager/Coordinator

The nurse directly manages & coordinates care.

Change Agent

The nurse assists clients to modify behavior (highly dynamic changing).

Leader

The nurse influences others to work together.

Clinician

Use of technical expertise to admin. nsg care.

Advocate

The nurse intercedes for or works on behalf of the pt. to defend the rights.

Researcher

Participates in scientific investigation.

Case Manager

Coordinates the activities of the team members.

Collaborator

Works in combined efforts w/ all members.

Manager

Organizing the nurse service of local health agency.

Supervisor

Formulates a supervisory plan & conducts supervisory visits to implement the plan.

Nsg Care Provider

PHN cares for individuals, families & communities toward health promotion & disease prevention.

Collaborator/Coordinator

PHN brings group activities systematically.

Health Promoter/Educator

The nurse provides information that allows clients to make healthier choices & practices.

Trainer

PHN initiates the formulation of staff development & training of midwives & other auxillary health workers.

Researcher

PHN participates in the conduct of research.

Nurse as ADVOCATE (Be Praning)

P-articipation of client in his own care ensured.


R-ights of client protected, supported.


A-utonomy of client is safeguarded.


N-eeds of client communicated.


I-nformation related to his care & condition are provided.


N-urture therapeutic alliance.


G-iven options & choices for decisions.

Rights of Patients

P-rivacy


A-utonomy


T-reatment refusal


I-nformation


E-ducator


N-ot to be restrained


T-o be treated w/ confidentiality


S-ervices

Why is Nsg a Profession


(Criteria of a profession)

Specialized education



Basic liberal foundation



Theoretical body of knowledge



Expertise leading to define skills, abilities & norms



Provide specific services



Autonomy in decision making & practice



Code of ethics for practice

Patricia Benner

Clinical expertise of nurses.



Novice (no exp.)


Adv. beginner ( acceptable performance)


Competent (2-3yrs of exp.)


Proficient (3-5yrs of exp.)


Expert (flexible & intuitive grasp of nsg situation)