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    Nurse Midwife; one who prepares the mother for birth, delivers the newborns for low risk patients, and provides care for the newborn and mother after the birth; is a career I wish to pursue due to the salary, educational requirements, and the work environment. I have always wanted to pursue a career in the medical field that would allow me to be in the company of people who seek my knowledge and assistance. After researching nurse-midwifery, I have reached the conclusion nurse-midwifery is the…

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    Hand Hygiene Strategies

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    p. 423) to prevent the spread of infection. However, as simple as hand washing can still have complications like compliance and adherence in daily nursing practice that resulted to an extensive struggle. One study have shown that the “main challenge is to ensure implementation of and compliance with the evidenced-based recommendations in daily nursing practice” (Vandijck et al., 2010). Hand hygiene expectations are greatly influenced with behavioral attitudes, such as “perceived value of hand…

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    Reflection On Simulation

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    help together with complementary therapy, instead of referring her of rehabilitation center. Having reviewed the health assessment, I saw that having a limited knowledge about the best health care plan and the ability to educate and effectively use nursing concepts can make the patient feel insecure. REFLECTION: Overall this experience was a great experience for me. In comparison to previous experiences, I believe that I have grown confidence. At a health fair a few weeks ago, the environment…

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    Jeanne Mance: Nursing Values and Ethics Jeanne Mance is the founder of the Hotel Dieu in Montreal and also one of the great role models for nurses. She emphasizes a strong value and ethics on how to take care of the people. Her determination in taking care of the ill greatly inspires all the nurses to follow her path. She only devotes her life on the patient and the people that need her. It is the reason why Jeanne Mance is important to my program because her beliefs are the main lesson that we…

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    significantly contribute to developing successful social media initiatives, and also creating leadership opportunities for nurses. In addition to promoting their own health, nurses can use social media across all domains of their profession to expand nursing knowledge and facilitate best practices. They can also help to engage and encourage peers to use technology, thus becoming teachers and advocates for technology in their areas. When nurses are educated in the ethical standards and potential…

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    Finally, communication is a professional standard crucial to ethical decision making in Jack’s case because in order for the family to cope with the stress from Jack’s hospitalization they must be able to convey information to the family in “communication formats that promote accuracy” (D. Hatteberg, Class Notes, October 27, 2015). The American Nursing Code of Ethics found in Butts & Rich is another helpful literary resource in the exploration of ethical decision making in the field of…

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    level nurse. I personally want a placement site that will better prepare me for the demands of real world nursing, and prepare me for my nursing board exams (NCLEX). I feel that placement in a medical-surgical unit help me to meet my goals best and provide me with a great learning opportunity. The practice and competency goals that I would like to achieve center around building on my nursing knowledge and learning how to apply my knowledge. I would like to become more proactive in seeking…

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    For safer patient care, does the use of a standardized written shift report reduce unsafe patient care compared to oral report during a nursing shift change? During a change of shift, many important details about a patient could be left out due to a couple of reasons. I was able to identify this problem during a previous clinical rotation. When observing the interaction between two nurses during a shift report change, a lot of unanswered questions about the patient and procedures performed…

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    healthcare team? Do we display professionalism and follow safety guidelines? Do we understand why the policies and procedures are in place? As we have read, all ten Nurse of the Future Nursing Core Competencies are vital to the nursing profession. Our assigned reading, Massachusetts Nurse of the Future Nursing Core Competencies, explained that after much research and data collection this set of core competencies were selected because they embody all that the nurse should be. They provide a…

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    Nursing philosophies vary from nurse to nurse but are rooted from the same tree. They all stem from similar ideas of acceptance, morals, advocacy, knowledge compassion, and fair treatment to all. My nursing philosophy stems from the golden rule to treat others how you would want to be treated but instead, to treat others how you would want your family to be treated. This is vital in my practice and ensures the best possible care given because that is how I would want my loved ones treated. With…

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