Nurse anesthetist

(Franklin County, Ohio) with mothers and expectant mothers. According to Nies &McEwen, 2015 page 124: Learners Theories help us understands how individual, families and groups learn. Nies & McEven postulate different theories that can be useful to the nurse in educating its patients. These theories include but not limited to social learning theory, cognitive theory, and humanistic theory. Social learning theory is based on the idea that people learn by imitating others actions which can lead to…

Multiple studies have shown that nurses are at higher risk of workplace violence and bullying. Lachman (2014) states that the majority of nurses enters the field with a strong interest in caring for patients and this can be demoralized by a hostile work environment. The article provided by Lachman (2014) states that 85% of nurses experience horizontal or lateral violence (p.56). Workplace violence or bullying can come from patients, families, fellow nurses, and management. There are countless…

innovation, integrity, performance, compassion, and relationships while extending knowledge of clinical claims review to transplant case managers requires mentorship (UnitedHealth Group, 2017) A high performance team of five clinical claims review nurses and one manager reached higher, beyond the status quo and uncovered new ways to serve. “Excellence can be attained if you care more than others think is wise, risk more than others think is safe, dream more than others think is practical, and…

My first question was if Dr. Lauber could be a potential speaker and she said that she could not. Dr. Lauber’s responsibilities are to “listen, observe and identify her patients emotional, psychological or behavioral issue(s).” Her day-to-day tasks are to help identify her patients what is troubling her client, after she has identified the problem she develops a treatment plan. Dr. Lauber told me that “there’s pros and cons in every job/profession but if she told to make a list, it would be.…

integrating clinical expertise, patients’ preferences and most importantly, research to improve the care delivered to patients (Hwang & Park, 2015). Although EBP is gaining popularity due to its effectiveness in quality improvement in healthcare settings, nurses and other health professionals face challenges such as the lack of time, training, and knowledge, when applying new research to practice (Hwang & Park, 2015). The purpose of this article is to discuss why EBP matters in nursing, and how…

Discussion of Session 3 Data Discussion My feelings before and during session 3 were a little different from the first two sessions. They were largely compounded by stress and exhaustion from arriving home late from coming out of town and staying up until 5am the night before editing a group paper/project. Nevertheless, I was anxious before the session because I knew that this session would just involve the client and I one-on-one with no observer present. Therefore, I knew that building…

A major criticism of the use of early warning system (EWS) algorithms was the potential for decreased use of critical thinking by nurses. Thus, the purpose of this study was to explore nurses’ perceptions of how the use of an EWS that included enhancements aimed at supporting critical thinking impacted their practice. Recognizing and avoiding clinical deterioration of medical/surgical patients through early identification is critical to improved patient outcomes. Early warning systems (EWS)…

As I stated in my essay, but it resonated with me is the Jesuit values of “taking action against the things that degrade human dignity; tending the the whole person”. I know that no matter how sick patient is I will treat them with dignity because we are all on this earth together. Every patient deserves to be treated with compassion and respect, even if they are comatose. One example that illustrates how I exemplified the Jesuit Mission to the Veteran population is when I worked on a Medical…

When my mother was a nurse, she used of worked the night shift in the Bayonne medical center she loved working nights she used to sew her belly dance costumes because she had so much time. However, she once talked about a story that stayed in the hospital's reputation folder for a very long time there was this patient normal and controlled who used to ring the bell to call in a nurse so my mom went to visit her room.My mom asked the lady what’s wrong and the lady said well there is a lady in the…

Telenursing will enhance the nurse-patient relationship because it allows for personal individual attention, it can addresses and/or manage chronic diseases such as diabetes or hypertension, it allows for early detection of complications, and it can provide safe and low-cost health services. According to Hutcherson, telenursing provides adjunct care and can be done through a phone conversation, two-way interactive video, or using high tech equipment (Hutcherson, 2001). Telenursing not only…