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    the official representative of the student body of the NIU School of Nursing; and to promote and encourage participation in community affairs and activities. The benefits of becoming a member of this organization are that it provides students with many resources; students can gain community service hours, obtain leadership roles, plus it looks good on a resume. SNO’s relevance to the nursing profession is that it brings nursing students together to provide intellectual and professional growth.…

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    be applied in other locations” (Forsyth, Wright, Scherb, & Gaspar, 2010). Nurse Knowledge Exchange (NKE) finding will be disseminated to key stakeholders and to larger nursing communities using appropriate process and strategies. This paper discusses disseminating strategy of NKE to key stakeholders and larger nursing communities. Disseminating Strategy to Key Stakeholders The key stakeholders of this project are department staff, patient and families, department manager, leaders, seniors,…

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    their families to a desired wholeness, while creating the best conditions for healing. This past summer I had the pleasure to be involved in a nursing mission trip to Honduras. I was able to serve multiple underprivileged villages throughout Honduras. What lead me here, is wanting to join others in the challenge of providing the upmost care to communities less fortunate than us. It all starts with a love that pushes you endlessly to care for your patients. This experience lead me to building…

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    student at UAMS, I have been exposed to a diverse patient population with health care disparities, which I now feel truly needs to be addressed. Therefore, I have committed my services to a couple of community healthcare organizations in the Little Rock area in hopes to help them…

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    highly on the good will towards men, women, and children. There are hundreds of areas in which nurses can volunteer and learn from their experiences, the end goal which is that of growth and development in order to better serve our clients. Today nursing faces a variety of issues in which there is always room to grow, mostly these areas include serving those with cultural diversity and social disparities. Service learning is possible at the flu shot clinic, however a person has more room for…

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    Changes In Healthcare

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    Discuss some of the current changes that are occurring in the current healthcare system. Discuss how these changes could influence nursing research and the use of nursing research funding. Cite at least two sources to support this discussion. One of the constant changes that occur in the healthcare system is the population needs and the development of chronic and complex diseases. This has created multiple settings in healthcare where nurses can practice, and become part of the healthcare team…

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    I am interested in the University of Michigan’s School of Nursing. The process of selecting a college led me to look for a school that would give me the strongest education and best preparation for my career. I also wanted a nursing school that had access to a world class medical center. I am attracted to the University of Michigan’s academic reputation and the fact that the University of Michigan is affiliated with one of the top hospitals in the world. I have enjoyed the STEM subjects and…

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    Cultural Safety

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    articles “Cultural safety in nursing education and practice in Aotearoa New Zealand”, “Cultural immersion enhancing nursing skills”, “Perception of cultural safety and attitudes a nursing students reflection and artwork”. These articles outline cultural safety from three individuals’ point of view. The articles by Bryson and Newson will then be compared and discussed. Richardson (2011) stated that since 1990 when New Zealand introduced cultural safety into the nursing education curriculum it…

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    I had the pleasure of visiting the Museum of Tolerance as part of my clinical rotation for Community Health Nursing Laboratory. While I have previously visited the Museum of Tolerance, attending the museum in this stage of my nursing education contributed to an altogether new experience. Bringing the mindset of a community health nurse to this exhibit led me to question how the ethical role of the community health nurse should look in times of sociopolitical injustice. As I walked through the…

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    caring support that those nurses gave to me. Fast forward sixteen years and I am proud of the career path and profession I have pursued. I started my medical career as a State Tested Nursing Assistant for five years which instilled bedside empathy into my work ethic. Upon receiving my Bachelors of Science in Nursing at Akron University my grandfather passed away. During his battle with COPD I learned how it can affect a person’s family.…

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