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    EGT1 Task 3

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    I will describe strategies used for implementation of change in evidence based practice; discuss the influences that are changing health care culture including current issues and trends, and compare the nursing work group culture with other organizational cultures. An important part of the nursing leader role is to influence the culture and climate in the department (Huber, 2014). Nurse leaders must have an accurate understanding of the culture and climate of their unit to be able to…

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    of a registered nurse. Equally, it will cover all the attributes that affect professionalism such as the code of conduct, competencies, and other standards and acts published by professional nursing organisations such as the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO, 2010), Ministry of Health, 2014 and the Nursing Council of New Zealand (NCNZ). This essay will also discuss how the Professionalism, scope…

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    Emotions can run deep for family members when a close relative is suddenly taken unwell. It is a natural response to the worry and fear they may experience (Weber 2014). Emotion is defined as a feeling from one’s situation or relationship with others and can include happiness, fear, or anger (Naire 2000). This would explain the Son’s manner and frustration he showed to the nursing team. Providing compassionate care can allow families to connect with nurses. Compassionate care relates to the…

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    Nurse life care planning is defined as the protection, promotion and optimization of health and abilities for individual and families affected by catastrophic injuries or chronic and complex health conditions (Nursing World). Focus on life care plan development is based on nursing assessment and collaboration with patient, family community, physician, rehabilitation specialists, case managers, social workers and others called health personnel (Powell). A well-qualified life care planner with…

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    Patient-Centered Care in Nursing Practice Originating in 2005, the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) is a project created to educate future nurses on specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes obtained through completion of their pre-licensure or continuing nursing education program to improve quality and safety in the healthcare system (QSEN, 2014). QSEN is made up of six defined competencies, one being patient-centered care. QSEN defines patient-centered care as the ability to…

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    Observation Nursing Home

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    the senior citizen population, human services will profoundly increase. As the elderly age, they become completely dependent on outside assistance, this results in nursing homes. Nursing homes are extremely important and beneficial to the older people that need support with daily activities. In Tarboro, North Carolina, a popular nursing home is Edgecombe Health and Rehabilitation Center. I visited the Edgecombe Health and Rehabilitation Center and spent a couple hours speaking to the staff and…

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    of about evidence based practice but it will be interesting to find out what more there is out there on this subject. What area of nursing is exciting to you? I have been surprised that I enjoyed taking mental health and working with those types of patients. I look forward to learning more about other areas of nursing. As of now, I believe I the area of nursing that excites me the most is maternal health. However, I have not taken this class yet. I have worked in antenatal care and…

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    Jean Watson Nursing Theory

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    In this essay I will be discussing how my definition on being a caring nurse relates with the New Zealand nurse’s organization (NZNO, 2010) code of ethics, Treaty of Waitangi (four principles) and the nursing council of New Zealand domain three, Watson’s theory and competencies for Registered nurses. As becoming future nurses, we as nurses need to have the standards and aptitudes to make sure that our patients are taken care of under our supervision. I became aware of why I wanted to become a…

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    Different types of nurses have different aspects of communication, responsibility, and levels of understanding. Pediatric nursing is a piece of the nursing career, which is slightly more delicate than any other nursing due to the sense of caring for children and their parents, rather than just adult patients. Pediatric nursing requires a great amount of concentration, critical thinking and compassion. There is also a limitless amount of understanding toward children’s different…

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    Chronic Illnesses Essay

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    the nurse can honor as many of the beliefs as possible. Also, the nurse needs to know about any herbal or other alternative remedies so that the nurse can monitor for medication interactions. Describe Theory of Goal Attainment and the relevance to nursing care of the client with chronic illness I think I have some understanding of the theory of goal attainment but I could learn more about it to deepen my understanding of the theory and how it applies to patients with chronic illness. The…

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