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    every day is different however I find that nursing is such a remarkably rewarding job as I would be helping others who are vulnerable and have ill health. This is what first sparked my interest and ever since I understood what nursing actually entailed, I have wanted to pursue a career in adult nursing. I think I would make a great nurse because I am a very empathetic person and also exceptionally friendly which I think is extremely important in nursing so that you can create good relationships…

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    Competencies between associate versus baccalaureate degree nurse Nursing has an outstanding role in health care. A professional provides advocacy, education, communication and patients care. They go above and beyond to satisfy patients’ needs and to provide the best care possible for their patient. However, the level of care they provide depends on their qualification, knowledge and experience. Ordinarily, we see two kinds of Registered Nurse in the hospital. Nurse with associate degree and…

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    Advantages Of Telenursing

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    Chamberlain School of Nursing Telenursing: Is It in My Future? Telehealth nursing is the use of telecommunications technology in nursing to enhance patient care at a distance. Telehealth nursing is the delivery, management, and coordination of care and, services provided via telecommunications technology within the nursing scope. Telenursing involves the use of electromagnetic channels for example wire, radio, and optical so they are able to transmit voice data and video communication…

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    My top two choice of careers are Nursing and Modeling. The nursing profession is a career in which one has the opportunity to give care to the others in need, focuses on the care of individuals & communities, so they may maintain and recover health. This job requires not only treating patients who are sick and injured but also offering emotional support to patients and families, taking care of paperworks, helping doctors etc. There are a lot of types of nursing jobs…

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    physical, mental, and psychological well-being of people. It is better known as holistic care. Holistic care nursing is taking care of an individual as a whole. With the aim of improving the health care system, The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommends that nurses achieve higher levels of education regarding their practice. By 2020, nurses are expected to have a higher degree in nursing and that 80% of the workforce in healthcare facilities are baccalaureate degree holders (Gerardi, Farmer,…

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    Nurse Leaders Essay

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    help the employee appreciate and respect the nurse leader. Communication and respect are key to bridge the gap between the generations and create a cohesive nursing…

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    Patient Centered Care

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    The purpose of this paper is to define the concept of patient-centered care and to explain how nursing education, nursing practice, and nursing research are incorporated into patient-centered care. I will also be addressing the knowledge, skills, and attitude that are required by nurses in order to maintain a satisfying relationship with their patients. “Patient-centered care is the focus on the patient’s needs, patient control, and the interaction between the patient and health care provider”…

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    Role Model In Nursing Care

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    (ANA, 2016). Where I work, we have a chief nurse executive (CNE), who is the overall leader for the nursing staff under Harris Health System, which comprised of three hospitals and underlying clinics. There are two chief nurse officers (CNO), one designated at Lyndon Baines Johnson Hospital, and Ben Taub and Quentin Mease Hospital share the other one. Below the CNO, there are Directors of Nursing (DON), then Nurse Managers (NMs). ANA (2016) stressed that the core role accountabilities remain…

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    Effective communication is essential for quality resident care because communication is needed to overall make the resident feel the most comfortable. If a resident were to have an issue, the nurse aide would need to have effective communication to solve the issue. Furthermore, the nurse aide should be an active listener when the resident is speaking. When the resident voices the problem to the nurse aide, the nurse aide should find the source of the problem, and then use effective communication…

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    Change In Health Care

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    Nursing and policy Tabytha Balash Ohio University Nursing and policy Nurses have been making change in health care since Florence Nightingale. Advancement has been made in evidence based practice, increasing the scope of practice, and the ethical boundaries the profession abides by. Nurses have become a significant part of political change in health care. This paper will discuss ways nurses may become politically active, current legislation regarding childhood immunization, and lastly why…

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