Core aspects of Nursing Process

definition and analysis of nursing metaparadigm, and compare it with viewpoints of Dr. Jean Watson. I will present a critical analysis and classify which worldview each concept represents. In addition, I will sum up Dr. Watson’s main ideas of her theory and compare it with my own definition. Furthermore, I will present an analysis and explanation on why I did not transform my meaning perspectives after learning her theory, and kept my original definition of each concept of nursing…

The Australian Nursing and Midwifery Council defines the enrolled nurse (EN) as, an associate to the registered nurse who demonstrates competence in the provision of patient-centred care as specified by the registering authority’s license to practice, educational preparation and context of care (Monash, 2013). As the enrolled nursing is on an on-going learning career, critical thinking, reflection and analysis are vital criteria that a nurse should concern during her duties and studies. Mainly…

3. Plan Mr. FD’s case using the nursing process Nursing Process Application to situation Nursing Assessment In Orem’s theory, determining the need for nursing agency and nursing system are important. Since Mr. FD is hospitalized, nursing system is needed. Using the Orem’s theory as a guide in nursing assessment the nurse will ask the following questions: 1. Is there a deficit between Mr. FD’s self-care abilities and his demand for self-care? • In the case of Mr. FD, YES, self-care deficit is…

changes often begin to occur, for example, loss of friends and loved ones, and also health problems begin to arise. Depending on the facility the resident is in, services may be available to help with the grieving and support process. Assisted living facilities also provide nursing care to assist the patients depending on what their medical history is. The spectrum of care that residents need is a very wide range; some require assistance with every task and others only have slight limitations.…

Nursing practice is the foundation on which we provide competent care to patients. The guidelines we follow to provide safe, compassionate, competent, and ethical care are outlined in the Code of Ethics (Canadian Nurses Association, 2008). This code guides nurses in the minimum care that we should provide to our patients. Nursing practice needs The Code of Ethics to help teach nurses the kind of care we should be providing, and to also help when we face an ethical situation that needs…

ocean of experience. All human development, including the experience of illness and health, involves discoveries made on the journey across that ocean of experience” (Barker, 2001a, p. 235). The Tidal Model theory was developed around water as its core metaphor, theorizing that human experiences, like water, are constantly in motion and always unpredictable (Barker, 2001a). Water resembles a force that can work against a person when in crisis by damaging their ship. However, once work is…

expert entities. Their concerns were geared towards addressing both the biophysical and biopsychosocial aspects affecting effective advocacies in bridging the gap between…

Communication is a universal human feature that is not tied to any particular place, time, or frame. Definition of communication truly reflects its essence. Communication involves the reciprocal process in which messages are sent and received between two or more people (Balzer_Riley, 2004, p.6). For a medical caretaker, the capacity to convey is an essential aptitude and a crucial piece of the work. Medical attendants talk with individuals of various instructive, social, and social foundations…

Multiculturalism is important in nursing because healthcare providers like us are faced with greater proportion of patients from various ethnic groups. Galanti explained that the United States hospitals are trying to achieve the objective of having a diverse staff, serving diversified population. Since the United States is well known for the modern technologies when it comes to healthcare, people from various countries with different cultural backgrounds come here to seek medical treatment.…

class readings. I will review and analyze components of my interview with a palliative physician to identify any prevalent themes and ideas that resonate with my values and beliefs regarding hospice palliative care. I will review nursing theories (e.g. Humanistic Nursing Theory, Human Becoming Theory, etc.) to help establish my own values and beliefs to influence my principles of hospice palliative care. I will continually revise my principles so that I can implement it within my practice.…