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    2017 LPN Scope of Practice The nursing profession is essentially like all other professions, with different levels of experience and education, requires different titles and level of practice followed. Inside the nursing practice there are different levels of caregivers that you work alongside, each of them having a different reason for being there. For example, in a nursing home you will work alongside non-certified personal, certified nursing assistants, licensed practical nurses,…

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    In my view, nursing entails giving quality care to patients while concurrently adhering with codes of conducts that are affiliated with the profession. The core values of nursing define the driving force that dictates my values and behaviors. These core values include honesty, responsibility, equality of all patients, the pursuit of new knowledge, the desire to prevent and alleviate suffering and the belief in human dignity. Nurses discharge their responsibilities and make their ethical…

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    Nursing As A Career

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    Making decisions is an important part of maturing into an adult. Deciding on what I wanted to do with my life was just as difficult as it was important. Combining my aspiration to serve with my fascination with medical science, I recognized nursing to integrate my aspiration and fascination simultaneously. Aspiring to serve, I originally joined the Army as an Infantryman. One would not naturally think that an infantryman would have any fascination with medical science. This is not necessarily…

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    Health Care Delivery Systems: Cost-Containment and Staffing Models Shelley Hendel Baptist School of Health Professions NUR 4340 Professional Nursing Issues and Health Care Delivery Systems January 31, 2016 Health Care Delivery Systems: Cost-Containment and Staffing Models The Affordable Care Act (ACA), implemented in 2010 by the Obama administration is healthcare coverage that allows access to affordable quality healthcare to the citizens of United States of America (USA). Nurses, as leaders…

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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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    Appalachian Folk Medicine

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    Nicole Jones Folk Health Research Paper Appalachian Folk Remedies and Nursing Practices 12/2/16 Abstract Appalachian folk medicine is known as a healing method made up of beliefs and practices that are a passed down tradition through families and communities. It was developed in response to a lack of access to modern medical care and combines homemade remedies with superstition and religious beliefs. Appalachian folk medicine started from the need for health care. In pre-industrial…

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    want to become a nurse “Nursing is defined as a profession or practice of providing care for the sick and infirm”. Nursing is known a highly respected and sought after career because everyone that belongs to this profession is able to make a difference in the life of those they care for in one way or the other. I want to become a nurse because, nursing is one of the most exciting and in-demand jobs in America today. Nurses work…

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    theoretical basis such as gate control theory. The technique can be adapted to the nursing education and to the nursing practice so that the quality can be ensured. Conflict of interest The authors declare that they have no conflict of interests. Financial competing Interest No funding sources were provided Implications The findings of the study have the following implications in nursing. 1. Implication for Nursing Practice • Helfer Skin Tap Technique can be adapted to the procedure of intra…

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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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    Traditionally, nursing homes are viewed as homes for the aged. They were architecturally built to resemble hospitals and are organized in a similar fashion. From their standpoint, the focus was placed on that elders’ illnesses, and dependency and thus the duties and responsibilities of the staffs were established around fixed schedules and checklists. With this in mind, little emphasis was placed on the importance of bond and mutual connection with the residents of the nursing homes. Hence, the…

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