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    I am deeply passionate about adult nursing I am already looking forward to a fulfilling career in adult nursing. The death of my mother motivated me. Adult nursing is something that is so deep inside me. I enjoy being needed and knowing that I am making a difference in someone else's life. I would like to see myself as an adult nurse in future that would satisfy my personal goals. I have 10 years experience working in different adult care settings and also in National Health Services hospitals…

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    Nursing is one of the most essential occupations of all times. The main reason for such importance is the priceless value of our health. Aside from its lifesaving benefits, the profession of nursing provides stability as well as financial wellbeing. That is why so many people make a decision to enter this field, and I am proud to be one of them. Being a nurse requires dedication, applying of efforts in education, and possession of personal characteristics, but this is an easy goal to accomplish…

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    education no one could ever take it away from me. My career job in the near future was another reason that motivated me because most jobs today especially in the medical field require you to have a degree or certification in a specific area. Finally, I enrolled in Trident Technical College to higher my level of education. My mom is one who always supports me and gives me advice. The majority of our conversations have helped me to realize the importance of education and why I am determined to…

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    In every career there is some aspect of communication, that being verbal or nonverbal. Some jobs require workers to write emails or reports, to talk to customers, or to perform services, however, nursing requires all types and forms of communication at all times. Nurses have to communicate through writing when shooting an email about their client’s health to another school, writing a care plan, or completing research. Nurses have to communicate through body language when working with a patient…

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    My passion for nursing began with my father. He struggled for a long time, in and out of hospitals. Our whole family stayed with him to accompany and comfort him throughout his battle, with the Nurses and other Health Care Professionals they work together to give him the care and assurance that he is protected and safe. The care and compassion they provided were truly admirable and inspired me to be work in a healthcare field. Nursing is the profession that drew my attention and become my…

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    The Stages of My Nursing Career T’ era Moore Columbus State University The Stages of My Nursing Career Within the nursing world, there are five stages that a nurse progresses through in their career. Dr. Benner’s theory created a five stage model that provided a framework for professional development for nurses (Hawkins, 2013). The model delineates over time and skill acquisition necessary to achieve expert status, which is the ultimate goal. The five stages that nurses must proceed through…

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    development (CPD) is essential to meeting significant clinical benchmarks such as those put in place by the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). These standardise the quality of a nursing professional's technical and theoretical care and delineate the essential aspects of care given – emphasising the value of clinical portfolios and the vital role they play in the development of careers. Groves (2014) defines CPD as “a professional requirement for nurses that involves learning in…

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    Introduction & Background Nursing workforce sustainability in Mental Health Services is a major issue due to critical shortages of professionally trained and skilled mental health nurses (Happell 2001; Happell 2008; Australian Health Workforce Advisory Committee 2003). The recruitment and retention of mental health nurses is compromised without sufficient attention to the current needs of student nurses and clinical preceptors. Mental Health Nurses provide care and support of persons with…

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    I want a career that is interesting, challenging and rewarding where I can make a positive difference to people’s lives, which is why I have chosen to follow a career path in adult nursing. I came to this decision during work experience in my local hospital pathology lab where I had the opportunity to broaden my knowledge and see at first-hand how analysis in the lab underpins the work of healthcare professionals. I was able to witness the commitment and composure of the blood transfusion…

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    characteristics, norms, and values of the nursing discipline, resulting in an individual thinking, acting, and feeling like a nurse (Giddens, 2017). The profession of nursing represents many values that need to reflect in a nurse’s beliefs and behaviours. There are many factors involved in excelling in the nursing discipline such as acquiring knowledge, which can be used in all given situations throughout professional practice. This essay will present the importance of developing and maintaining…

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