Clinical nurse leader

Organizational Behavior, 5th Edition, by authors Nancy Langton, Stephen P. Robbins and Timothy A. Judge. It is important for managers, supervisors and team leaders to learn to manage resistance to change in a workplace because failed changed efforts costs a lot to an organization. It includes decreased employee loyalty which can be seen from the way staff nurses and receptionist treats the patients. To overcome the resistance to change, certain method shall be considered which includes education…

of them for the smooth operation of Mamata/IGMSY in the village is enacted in a timely fashion. As the focal point for the Mamata/IGMSY schemes in the villages, the AWWs shoulder massive responsibility and are accountable for the precise collection of data with regard to the population of pregnant/lactating mothers in their own village. The guidelines of both the schemes have posited crucial responsibilities with the AWW, who is to be assisted with the AWH for the same, and these include:…

Grey’s Anatomy’s pilot episode premieres as it takes the audience through the first shift with the characters being interns, starting their residencies at a busy hospital in Seattle. The episode takes us through introducing some of the main characters and how they are handling their new roles as actual doctors right out of medical school. Unlike other medical shows, Grey’s Anatomy is very realistic through its dialogue and setting, it feels like they are actually real doctors and the cameras are…

Once upon a time there lived a royal couple in the kingdom of Corona. They were together for many years and loved each other very much. Their family doctor had been doing a check-up on the queen as he heard she was ill. He granted her with a special flower that held healing powers from the sun all while announcing to them that the Queen was expecting a child. The Queen, through her aching coughs manages to ask if the baby would be harmed by her illness. The doctor reassured her and her husband…

Question 1. The visiting nurse is facing an ethical dilemma over respecting Brady’s right to autonomy and making decisions for herself and the moral principle of fidelity maintaining her agreement with Brady not to call the police or jeopardize having her children taken away. The nurse is vacillating between maintaining a trusting relationship with Brady, respecting her rights and autonomy, maintaining the fidelity of their relationship and a duty of nonmaleficence by reporting Brady to child…

Professional Behavior A Nurse is an individual that can be described in multiple ways depending on the person. This is because a nurse impacts people on various levels. One word that describes all nurses, is a professional. Nurses have the responsibility of being professional. They are patient advocates, counselors, and educators. The purpose of this paper is to describe how nurses use important skills to practice as a professional and explain different ways a nurse can easily violate…

Nurses have access to very sensitive information about their patients and if they do not take care to safeguard that material it becomes a major error in nurse-patient confidentiality. Especially as technology in the nursing profession begins to change and technology becomes more ingrained in the profession, it becomes harder and more important to take steps to protect patients right to privacy. When a nurse decides to ignore a patient right to confidentiality, then they can cause undue stress…

Care Unit at Memorial Hermann and would occasionally bring my brother and I along when a babysitter was not available. Growing up around this setting, I witnessed the types of work that nurses had to perform for long hours, and I was intrigued by what I saw, but I was too young to understand how deep being a nurse truly was. Being in college and having several family members in the nursing field has allowed me to explore what I wanted for my future, and as I juggled around several different…

(Taylor, 2011). Nurses play an important role in the healthcare setting which is to maintain the nursing code of ethics, along with being an advocate for their patients and resolving ethical dilemmas. Also, in order to promote great patient care, nurses have to be an advocate for their patients especially the patients that are not able to speak or see. The evidence based article that I found on the internet represents…

If someone were to make a statement that there is an increasing number of patients developing infections as a result of having direct contact in health care settings, would it be believable? According to the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA), “Outbreaks of infection often caused by the failure of providers to follow well-established principles of hygiene and asepsis, have proliferated in the preceding two decade (Griffis, 2013).” Basic health care principles include the role of…