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    Teamwork In Nursing

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    (Quality and Safety Edcation for Nurses Institute, 2014). One such set of knowledge, skills, and attitudes, also called a competency, is teamwork and collaboration. Teamwork and collaboration is defined by QSEN (2014) as “functioning effectively within nursing and inter-professional teams, fostering open communication, mutual respect, and shared decision-making to achieve quality patient care” (Quality and Safety Edcation for Nurses Institute, 2014). A proponent of teamwork…

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    An interview with B.J. has provided an opportunity to gain an appreciation for these qualities from someone in her area of nursing. Initially, she was a Licensed Practical Nurse until 1983, when she decided to pursue an Associate Degree in nursing the same year. After graduating in 1985 she went to work in Neuro rehabilitation. Later on she moved to orthopedics, rotated through other Intensive care units. Three years ago she assumed a position as a case manager for an addiction centre, then onto…

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    Nursing Excellence

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    Nursing excellence involves nurse managers, educators, and leaders who are engaged in helping direct care nurses deliver compassionate, high-quality, and patient-centered care (McSherry, Pearce, Grimwood, & McSherry, 2012). Hospitals that are recognized and known for nursing excellence are associated with a better patient experience (Stimpfel, Sloane, McHugh, & Aiken, 2016). For this discussion, I will chose two health care organizations and review each in regards to their purpose and impact on,…

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    Nursing Professionalism

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    conveyed the professionalism and characteristics of nursing as a result of the numerous explanations of energetic features and professionalism in plentiful descriptions of the various functions and nature. With the rapid changes in the social value system in these days, nursing has experienced more ethical and philosophical problems in caring for customers. Along with this change, the requirements for professional nursing have created a new nursing environment, and the concept of professionalism…

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    Stereotypes In Nursing

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    always been prevalent in the profession of nursing, most of which are negative and degrading. Many of these stereotypes have derived from how nursing is portrayed to the public through media sources such as television shows, movies, and commercials. The purpose of this essay is to identify and expand on the image of the professional nurse and how the media perceives it to be in comparison to three scholarly articles, which accurately reflect the nursing profession. The media source of which…

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    Excellence In Nursing

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    Nursing excellence is a multifaceted and complex area that required diligence and perseverance in order to accomplish excellence. If we look at nursing and the many areas that we touch on daily, such as health care reform, affordable health care, protection of the patient and their rights, and increased healthcare outcomes and satisfaction for all parties, it is easy to see how complex the subject matter really is (Mason, Gardner, Outlaw, & O 'Grady, 2016). In this discussion, I will talk about…

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    Community Nursing

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    Community health nursing and family nursing share a very close relationship. Community health services help both the individual and the family unity. Any nurse working in a community health center of any type will find him or herself often educating the patient along with their family members. In Miami, FL there are a number of different types of community health centers. These include but are not limited to home health care, community health clinics, and the public health department. These…

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    ED In Nursing

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    mere problems with needed solutions, and these solutions are sought after using data collected through evidence that remains prevalent then complied to derive a superlative solution. The process of nursing also poses challenges when patient care is examined. Patient care is a vital role within the nursing arena, and this role heeds significant attention to ensure errors do not occur. Metropolitan Hospital a large teaching hospital that has four main units working…

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    Science Of Nursing

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    The American Nurses Association (ANA) defines nursing as the “protection, promotion, optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations” (American Nurses Association website, n.d.). The ANA definition is an accurate representation of my personal definition of nursing. It embodies the fundamental duty of caring for…

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    The initial response to this scenario is to feel compassion for this patient that has been cared for, for so long and to solve this problem for him. However, it is important to remember the role of the nurse. It is not the role of the nurse to make decisions for or solve problems for our patients. It is our role to provide all information about their health and health care needs, and to remember how our patients choose to proceed is their decision and their journey. Boundaries are an important…

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