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lasts for about an hour and a half. The nurse coordinator is observing the close interaction by the transplant surgical team and the minuscule details given to each patient. Enterkin, Robb, & Mclaren (2013) mentioned in a study that delivering a safe, protected, non-judgemental and impartial area for knowledge has been revealed to have many benefits such as a sense of empowerment and positive thoughts about the facility. I assist in training the new nurse coordinators for taking transplant call…

An Innovative Intergenerational Community Center That Will Benefit the Young and Old The US Census Bureau projects that by 2030 over one in five Americans will be over the age of 65. Unfortunately, the aging US population, family demographic changes, modern technologies, and social philosophies of individualism is causing the young and the old to be distanced or segregated from one another. This segregation is making it so they are missing out on positive exchanges of valuable life lessons.…

affect nurses at the bedside? Give specific examples to demonstrate your perspective. A current issue related to the delivery of healthcare is the advanced of technology that is continually to produce and develop. “….. the use of technology proves to be key in nursing care, however, it should be guided by humanistic principles, since it affects nurse’s work and the client” (Cargnin , 2016)With the advancement in technology it can be a good and a bad thing. Technology makes it easier for nurses…

The stages of development in hospice care can be broken down in five different stages outlined by the Center for Hospice Care Southeast Connecticut. First, is planning for end of life care for individuals. During this stage patients are encouraged to make choices regarding their care beforehand. Thus, patients can maintain control over their lives for as long as plausible and loved ones are relieved of any doubt over their own preferences if a patient reaches the point where they can no…

specific public health or audience. “It is essential to disseminate evidence based practice result to stakeholders and other health care worker so that innovation for practice can be applied in other locations” (Forsyth, Wright, Scherb, & Gaspar, 2010). Nurse Knowledge Exchange (NKE) finding will be disseminated to key stakeholders and to larger nursing communities using appropriate process and strategies. This paper discusses disseminating strategy of NKE to key stakeholders and larger nursing…

I’ve been fortunate to have discovered a career path that I love–radiography. I aim to make bold strides and go far in this line of work. I apply with enthusiasm for the above position and enclose my resume detailing my skills and clinical experience. I am a Victorian resident who has completed VCE at Glen Waverley Secondary College and am an eligible candidate for a funded position. As part of my application process I have registered with the PMCV matching service. Growing up, I’ve always…

to decrease nurse burnouts in the health care setting? According to the National Nurses United, “Burnout is categorized as physical, mental and emotional exhaustion” (Ericksen, 2015). A nurse that experiences a burnout strongly effects his or her emotions and decreases their motivation, which can lead to a decrease in patient care. Furthermore, this stress factor is causing more and more nurses to leave the field of nursing. It has been found that, “the vacancy rate for registered nurses…

How can you reflect on your practice to grow? I can only recall one situation during my clinical where I felt terrible about myself for not doing my best. One of my responsibilities as a student nurse to help other residents and not cause any harm to them. I remembered an incident where I had to go into a resident room to take her vital signs. And accidently causing her to have a skin tear while taking her blood pressure. I absolutely felt awful about it even though the resident was extremely…

The impact that a chronic illness can have on individuals and their families can differ. Family members often become the primary caregivers for people with chronic illnesses. When a family member has a chronic illness it can disrupt and affect the lives of every family member. Daily routines, limitations, and the demands of treatments can require family members to become more available. Many families need to share in the responsibilities that come along with caring for a person who suffers from…

Her perception of the workload she could handle was a direct recipe for copious stress. The author, Clausen argues that overworking can cause other areas of our lives to be affected by devotion to our careers. Because of the excessive dedication towards an occupation our focus on daily life diminishes such as family lives, social lives, and basic health which are as equally or even more important than any job. Holding a career above other areas of our lives, as an ideal in society can affect…