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    Aaronson NK, Visser-Pol E, Leenhouts GH: Telephone-based nursing intervention improves the effectiveness of the informed consent process in cancer clinical trials. J Clin Oncol. 1996, 14 (3): 984-996. Bickmore TW, Pfeifer LM, Paasche-Orlow MK: Using computer agents to explain medical documents to patients with low health literacy. Patient Educ Couns. 2009, 75 (3): 315-320. Campbell FA, Goldman BD, Boccia ML, Skinner M: The effect of format modifications and reading comprehension on recall of…

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    A simple five-letter word that holds so much meaning in the world; five single letters that come together to spell a word that not only denotes for a career path, but also shapes a person’s identity. A nurse has the most challenging, yet most rewarding job a person can have. Each day a nurse experiences tragedy and triumphs, as they get to hold the hands of loved ones who have experienced loss, and rejoice with those who get to celebrate life. A nurse not only puts others needs before theirs,…

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    Republic of Ireland summary Leadership in nursing plays a crucial part in the provision of good patient care. However, the terms ‘nursing leadership’ and ‘nursing management’ are often confused. This article discusses the difficulties in defining ‘clinical leadership’, outlines its development in the Republic of Ireland, and identifies issues that must be addressed if clinical nurse leaders are to be effective. Keywords Clinical leadership, reform, nursing roles It Is widely recognised that…

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    Nursing as defined by Leininger, M.M. (1979) is a learned humanistic and scientific profession and discipline which focuses on human care and activities in order to assist, support, facilitate, or enable individuals or groups to maintain or regain their well-being in culturally meaningful and beneficial ways, or to help people face handicaps or death. When I was young what I enjoy most is talking, explaining to my 3 younger sisters how things work, baby sitting them and giving handmade cards to…

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    APN Clinical Roles

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    practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, midwives, public health nurses, nurse anesthetist and psychiatric health nurse. In California, the certification provided to the various individuals usually happens after the various individuals do the nursing examinations and pass the examinations. All the various nurses who have been able to pass their examinations are supposed to apply for certification and it is necessary for them to provide their social security numbers during the same…

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    testing and concluding the results (Bureau Of Labor Statistics, 2014). Different fields of nursing require different day to day activities. A registered nurse will usually work in a hospital but can work in doctor’s offices and other healthcare settings. There are multiple ways to becoming a registered nurse. You can receive a Diploma in Nursing, Associates Degree in Nursing or a Bachelors Degree in Nursing (American Nurses…

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    There are many careers that one can go into if one pursues a nursing major. Personally I would choose a pediatric nurse. A pediatric nurse are nurses that take care of the health of a child. In the site Explore Health Careers it states what do pediatric nurses do. “Nurses who specialize in pediatrics devote their knowledge and skills to caring for children from infancy through the late teen years and their families.” I want to be a neonatal nurse because I can help many kids who need the care…

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    The Transition from Primary Nursing Model to Synergy Model of Nursing Care Background As a nurse, research was done in the hospital unit based on the type of model of nursing care that was being offered to the patients. After a detailed observational analysis led to the conclusion that the nursing care model being practiced in the nursing unit was revolving around the ‘Primary nursing care model.’ This practice is leading to several issues and setbacks, such as the responsibility of whole care…

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    The training and education requirements of this program requires either a bachelor’s degrees in nursing or associated degree specializing in programs such as labor and delivery, pediatric , surgery or oncology . I prefer specializing in as pediatrician due to my patience in dealing with children, sympathetic and emotionally stable traits. Registered…

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    Substance Abuse In Nursing

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    What is nursing? Nursing is a profession and both a rewarding and a well-rewarded career. Nursing professions provide the health care to patients. While care need is increasing, there is also worldwide shortage of nurses; Owing to nurse shortages both in UK and globally (Janet Scammel, 2016). Consequences, nurses are always in high demand. Nurses have been trained to be the first to treat and the last to provide comfort and safe, high-quality care for patients. Moreover, the job of nursing…

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