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    Clinical Reflection #1 Genita Balkissoon Western Connecticut State University Describe the clinical situation, i.e. VNA, school rotation, homeless shelter, hospice). Provide clear examples of clinical activities. Include your actions, thoughts and feeling both positive and negative. Discuss any circumstances that made you feel uncomfortable or triggered emotions. The Visting Nursing association was only something I had heard about from the case managers at the hospital I work in but, I never really knew much about what they do. The Bethel Visting Nursing association has ten plus nurses on staff ,who visit up to eight patients daily with a nurse on call When I first found out I was going to the VNA my thoughts on what goes on…

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    The Self-Care Deficit Theory of Nursing (SCDTN) is a grand nursing theory, in that it covers a broad scope with basic concepts that can be applied to all nursing situations. The SCDTN attempts to provide a conceptual framework for the entire body of nursing knowledge. It’s creator, Dorothea E. Orem, “pursued the development of a theoretical structure that would serve as an organizing framework for such a body of knowledge” (Alligood, 2014, p. 241). In determining the proper object or focus of…

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    Mrs Carter Nursing Model

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    Mild speech impairment which Mrs Carter is suffering from is caused by damage to the language centre of the brain after stroke occurrence. Keir et el (2007). In managing Mrs Carter condition a nursing process and a nursing model must be employed for the care delivery. Timby (2009), states that a nursing process is an organised sequence of problem solving steps used for the delivery of care. The nursing process caters for the holistic needs of the…

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    Introduction: Nursing evidence is concerned with the development and clarification of its knowledge base. As a part of this focus, attention has been directed towards concepts and methods of clarification. Such an emphasis on concepts is appropriate, as concepts play an important role in the development of knowledge and in the building of nursing-based theories and models. As well, concepts promote the organization of experience, and facilitate communication among individuals. The method of…

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    CONTEXTUAL PROJECT TEXILA AMERICAN UNIVERSITY BLOCK – 5/CONCEPTS OF ADMINISTRATION EDWINA UCHECHI IHIM – OKWANDU RN – BSN INTRODUCTION We had 12 modules (each with 3 MCQS) from block –5 (concepts of administration). 10 concepts will be identified by me from them and thoroughly scrutinize how they would apply to my personal life and other contextual settings such as social context, coupled with current related researches on them. However, their applications to my current work place (|Havana…

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    Usefulness of Nursing Philosophy i. In nursing educational institutions: a. Formulating aims and objectives of institutes. b. Formulating rules, regulation, and policies. c. Establishing criteria for measuring of faculty. d. Preparing job description of faculty. e. Selection of students. f. Preparation of faculty. g. Evaluation and development of curriculum. ii. In hospital: a. Formulating aims and objectives of hospital. b. Formulating rules, regulation and policies, interpreting nurse…

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    Self-Transcendence Theory

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    The Theory of Self-Transcendence: An Evaluative Review Theory, according to Smith and Liehr (2014), is defined as “a creative constellation of ideas, offered as a possible explanation or description of an observed or experienced phenomenon” (p. 37). Middle range nursing theories link nursing research to clinical practice and provide valuable frameworks for the study and application of nursing phenomena. Of particular interest to me is the theory of self-transcendence and its significance in…

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    Reflection On Dementia

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    aging process, rather it is a group of degenerative neurological…

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    There are various evidence-based practice (EBP) models that are most commonly used in the field of nursing. These EBP models include Funk’s Model of Research Dissemination, Stetler’s Model of Research Utilization and Evidence-Based Practice, DiCenso et al. Model, The Iowa Model, Rosswurm and Larrabee Model, The ARCC Model, and Kitson’s Framework. The similarity across the Stetler’s, DiCenso et al., Iowa, and Rosswurm and Larrabee Model is that the basic steps or phases involved in the model is…

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    The nursing process is a scientific method used by nurses to properly, effectivly, efficiently, orderly, and thorough care. There are five steps consisting of: assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating. Assessing constitutes gaining information and data about the patient. In addition to this, it is the responsibility of the nurse to interpret and analyze the data attained. Diagnosing bears its own seperate and valuble place. The diagnosis step has an RN take the information…

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