Florence Nightingale

This essay will critically evaluate the use of the Leadership and Management skills in nursing in relation to an incident from the author’s practice. The importance of these skills will be analysed by using relevant Leadership and Management theories and evidence-based practice while highlighting the implication for practice, especially the negative impact on quality of care delivered while considering the current NHS challenges/. The NHS Constitution…….. The NMC ( )The Code Of Conduct…… The…

What does it feel to have a doctor as a Mother? Strict? Disciplined? Systematical? These are some words that come to the usual mind when your Mother happens to be a doctor. In reality, the words that come to my mind is far from the usual stereotype, The feeling I get of assurance brought by having someone in the house practiced in emergency situation is more than anyone can ask for especially when she is the woman I will forever love. A loving mother, her name is Maria Magnolia “Maya” Morante…

BSN Entry Level to Practice Amongst the most important people in society, included are the nurses. Through the provision of healthcare, nurses promote the physical, mental, and psychological well-being of people. It is better known as holistic care. Holistic care nursing is taking care of an individual as a whole. With the aim of improving the health care system, The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recommends that nurses achieve higher levels of education regarding their practice. By 2020,…

Overview of Burns and the Relationship to the Nursing Practice Alison M. Hungerford University of Toledo College of Nursing Overview of Burns and the Relationship to the Nursing Practice Burns are a destructive injury that nurses will encounter again and again throughout their nursing career no matter the specialty. Burns affect all ages, sexes, and skin types. Nurses must recognize that although a burn may only be present on a certain part of the body, (arm, leg, face, etc.) burns affect…

Over many years, the nursing team has faced countless complications, physically and mentally, in the work setting. The basis of these complications arises from a low nurse-to-patient ratio. The typical ratio of one nurse to a multitude of patients has been proven to be detrimental to the nurse and patient. It can be harmful to the nurse by inflicting stress on himself or herself and to the patient by being subject to poor care that is given by the nurse. With a miniscule amount of nurses…

I am intrigued by NYU's longstanding history of academic excellence and tradition of exceptionally preparing nurses for the workforce. I hope to be the absolute best nurse possible and I know that NYU will get me there. I understand that the curriculum is challenging and built to test my skills as a nurse; my goal is to use that experience tp learn and adapt to any environment I may encounter on the floor. This dedication to excellence inspires me to change people's lives. I do not just want to…

considerations were limited in this study. Also, for a phenomenology approach, no observation was noted. Moreover, most of the events recalled by nurses were in the past, calling accurate memory into question. Analyzing the data was time consuming due to its volume. Upon reviewing this article, I was left with two questions: What was the criteria for analyzing such qualitative study and did the nursing faculty, administrator and leader provide better opportunities and more supportive practice…

EBP’s offer the ability for nurses to use sound and proven approaches to working with patients. However, for EBP’s to truly be integrated and implemented, they must be systematic in their delivery. Thus, the most useful perspective to use when applying EBP’s is the systems perspective, because this allows an organization to implant standardized approaches which are expected to be used at every level (North, 2012). By default, imposing the systems perspective, when implementing EBP’s, ensures…

“Advocating, Leading and Caring” The above is the slogan for this year’s National Nurse’s Week according to the American Nurses Association which we will be celebrating in our facility on May 1 to May 7. I want to take this opportunity to honor are wonderful nurses for their commitment in Nursing. Mary Phillips has been working here on the week-end for 29 years in the 400Wing.We have Francene Williams, Quintina Sands, Lareeka Gray, Trudy Jefferson and Clara Ross for 10 years and more. About 50%…

When advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) complete their graduate program and are ready to start their first job, it is an exciting time! Unfortunately, as these practitioners leave the comforts of academia to enter the workplace, feelings of stress and insecurity are frequently reported (Kelly & Mathews, 2001; Valdes-Pierce, 2004). The transition can be both challenging and overwhelming (Gearhart, 2011). Bahouth and Esposito-Herr (2009) reported survey results of newly graduated nurse…