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    When I initially began Boy Scouts, I largely depended on my brother and his friends for help and assistance. Eventually, my brother and his friends around his age graduated, and while many moved on to serve as adult leaders, all of them eventually left for college. With this large amount of support missing from my usual routine, I felt lost for a significant amount of time, before I participated in a Philmont trek in the summer before my freshman year of high school…

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    Good morning Mr. Speaker, Prime Minster Turnbull, the Honorable leader of the Opposition, Mr. Bill Shorten, Honorable Members of the House, esteemed quests, ladies and gentlemen. My name is Harrison Potter and I rise to address the house this morning to propose Zach Bryers as my candidate for the 2018 Australian of the Year Award. Zach Bryers was born in The Australian Capital Territory in 1979 and has lead the Australian effort to help guide young Australians with any troubling experiences.…

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    Competencies The nurse practitioner is prepared to take care for patient at any stage of life. The nurse practitioners are involved in the management of health an illness status. The nurse practitioners have the ability to obtain and advanced patient history and performed a thorough physical assessment. In addition, they have the skill recognize signs and symptoms of complex and unstable health problem that requires medical assistance and plan appropriate interventions. The nurse practitioner…

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    case manager, my contribution as a leader is in the coordination of care in utilizing the efficient and effective use of resources. According to the American Case Management Association (ACMA) (2017), “the goal of case management is to maintain optimal patient health status across the continuum of care in a manner that emphasizes both individual control over decisions and stewardship of resources” (para. 12). Some of the functions of a case manager are in clinical assessment, care…

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    Working as a Registered Nurse on the General Surgery unit of St Pauls’ hospital has given me a deeper understanding that our healthcare system, no matter how easily accessible and efficient, will always be room for improvement. Therefore, the primary reasons for my application to the Master of Nursing: Generalist is two fold. First, I wish to raise more awareness around the social determinants of health to improve our health care system. Second, I wish to contribute and improve new health…

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    Leadership Clinical Journal Mykenzie Stegeman Century College Introduction The author of this paper participated in two, eight-hour nursing leadership clinical rotations at Bethesda Hospital in St. Paul, MN. In this paper, the author will analyze leadership concepts related to the clinical experience and how she can strive to become the best professional nurse leader she can be. Self-analysis Values and beliefs of the author include, organization, timeliness, accuracy, good…

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    stages that a nurse progresses through in their career. Dr. Benner’s theory created a five stage model that provided a framework for professional development for nurses (Hawkins, 2013). The model delineates over time and skill acquisition necessary to achieve expert status, which is the ultimate goal. The five stages that nurses must proceed through are novice, advance beginner, competent, proficient, and expert. The novice is the beginner or nurse without experience. The new nurse must…

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    Leadership means leading a group of people or an organization. I believe being a leader can have a great impact on one’s life and many others. My definition of a leader and what I aspire to be, is an individual that creates an inspiring vision of the future, by ultimately motivating and inspiring people to think positively to make that vision a reality. As a new- graduate nurse, enrolled in the Leadership course at the New York City College of Technology. I hope to gain a deeper understanding of…

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    A Book Review: Educating Nurses; A Call for Radical Transformation Many authors have suggested that, in response to the skills that nurses require to meet the needs of society and the health-care system, nursing education must be transformed. Benner, Sutphen, Leonard and Day go a step further and call for “urgent and radical transformation” of how nurses are educated and how nursing educators are prepared for their teaching role. Benner et al. analyze the results of the Carnegie National…

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    Nurses work with all the healthcare workers (Whitehead, Weiss and Tappen, 2010) this is the reason why nurses need to acquired a good leadership skills is to learn how to work effectively and on form with them. It involves having a broader concept on having the abilities to diagnose or understand the situation that nursing leader wants to influence (Whitehead, Weiss and Tappen, 2010). In order to create solutions to solve problems in areas of nursing which includes health service administrations…

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