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    Autonomy For Nurses

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    patients safe, but nurses say these restrictions cause nothing but problems, and is just a paper that sits in a file, that no one ever sees (Ungar 4). “Many practices run by nurse practitioners have had to temporarily close because they couldn 't find collaborating physicians” to make a agreement with (Ungar). Nurse practitioner Bob Hobbs almost had his practiced closed to patients, because the doctor who gave him permission to write scripts was leaving the state, and he could not find another…

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    You think to yourself what happened before there was a hospital to ever run to or doctors or nurses to take care of the sick? I personally would believe everyone just took a slow painful death. The first hospital in the nation founded in Philadelphia in 1751, although most did not recognize this as a hospital as we know today. Eventually after one century passed by the public addressed the hospitals as a safe environment soon after the Civil War reached a high level of appreciation for all…

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    When we are ill, we trust our General Practitioners to provide the best treatment available. Doctors take care of all our general healthcare needs. If they do not have the capacity to treat us, we trust to be referred to a specialist that handles our specific needs. This is especially true when the main concern is our children’s mental health. Unfortunately, it has become much more common to get a psychiatric prescription from a primary doctor than from a Psychiatrist; The correct treatment or…

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    The Importance Of Nursing Values In Nursing

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    Family physician/nurse practitioner: stories of collaboration. Journal of Advanced Nursing 53(4), 381-391. Curtis, L., & Netten, A., (2007). The costs of training a Nurse Practitioner in primary care: the importance of allowing for the cost of education and training when making decisions about changing the professional-mix. Journal of Nursing Management…

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    Nurse Practitioners “ I may be compelled to face danger, but never fear it, and while our soldiers can stand and fight, I can stand and feed and nurse them.” (Clara Barton) Caring for others and catering to the needs of patients could fall under the responsibilities for many careers, but delivering a child or having advanced training for situations, falls under one career, a nurse practitioner. I chose the career of a nurse practitioner to write an essay on. This career has many perks and…

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    types of advanced practice nursing roles are the nurse practitioner, the nurse educator, nurse administrator and the nurse informaticist. These roles can be further defined by clinical versus non-clinical practice. While all of these roles require a graduate level education or greater, such as a Doctorate, the setting for practice and role in the health care industry do differ. According to the website Healthleadersmedia.com, the nurse practitioners role is to “focus on health promotion and…

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    according to the National Certification Board of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and Nurses (NCBPNP/N) are: act as a child’s advocate...which means to speak out on what would be best for the child’s interests, provide supportive care to dying children, and to identify the changes in…

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    a chef. I’ve bounced around from wanting to be an ultrasound tech, to a dermatologist and finally came to the conclusion that I want to be a pediatric nurse practitioner (PNP). I’ve always enjoyed working with children and the medical aspect of it has always intrigued me as well. Here is why I want to major in nursing. Nurse practitioners (NPs) are advance practiced registered nurses (APRNs) who often focus on specific areas or populations that include pediatrics, women’s health,…

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    Evaluating Future Goals

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    After graduating and beginning my first ever professional career, I am finally sitting back and evaluating what my future goals would be. Having tutored and being teachers’ assistant for different groups of college students for more than three years, a career in teaching posted less of a challenge for me to overcome. Because most of my students were refugees and non-native English speakers, I did have to innovate daily on how to communicate and endow my knowledge to students. That being said, my…

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    Being A Nurse

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    you have to be emotionally strong for this job field and dedicated to your work .not only do nurses help save lives, but nurses are also the backbone of the hospital. Registered Nurses give and organize patients care, teach patients and the general population about different well-being conditions, and give guidance and emotional support to patients and their relatives.Registered Nurses normally file patient 's medical history and symptoms direct patients…

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