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    Nurse Practitioners

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    Nurse Practitioner in Nursing Home Nurse Practitioners are registered nurses who provide a wide range of preventive and acute health care services to individuals of all ages. They develop their skills through advanced education and clinical training and work autonomously or in collaboration with other health care professionals. Nurse practitioners play an integral role in nursing homes. In the current health care system there is an increase focus on the role of nurse…

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    Collaboration with team members to support my teaching work with this client, Intra-professional: • Other nurses to help explain the importance of follow up. Such as having one of the nurses who was in the patients surgery come visit the patient postop and while the patient is alert and oriented and explain their view on follow up care. Interprofessional: • The physician will encourage the…

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    Bio-Terrorism Among Nurses

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    “All nurses please report to the main nurses’ station”. The nurse supervisor starts telling us that there has been a release of a bio terror agent in the air system and we need to be ready to receive a large influx of patients. What was the agent released? Are we safe here? Will the patients be contagious? There are so many questions that need to be answered. Are we prepared for this? The seminar that was presented to us on bio-terrorism did not prepare us for a large scale event. Training…

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    RWJF-IOM Report

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    limitations of various types of nurses by creating a system in which nurses does not practice according to their education and training but rather by its own state regulation. IOM’s recommendation to nurses is to practice to the full extent of their education and training. This recommendation is important because it will provide patient-centered, accessible and affordable care now and in the future to improved health outcomes (Tillett,2011), as well as to help new graduate nurses develop skills…

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    Introduction Implementing the proposed change (wound care education for healthcare provider) requires an across-the-board involvement by different members in a hospital setting. The change squarely touches on all organizational units, including clinical and non-clinical, accentuating the need to attract stakeholders from all these areas as a way of fostering an overall change mood. These stakeholders will play a leading role as change leaders and champions within their respective…

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    Migration In Nursing

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    to compensate for demographic trends and skill shortages in home communities. Thus, every year, more nurses follow the millions of migrants worldwide who travel elsewhere to seek better economic, social, or political situations. Traditionally, most nurses travel for educational opportunities or access to resources for their practice, while others seek to be more autonomous (Kingma, 2006). Nurses’ migration is influenced by a demand that benefits multiple industries. Due to critical nursing…

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    AHN’s care delivery model is described in relation to how nurses currently deliver care to patients. Huber (2014) defines a care model being separate from the practice model because it focuses on the method and management of how care is provided to accomplish quality outcomes. This is the actions that take place, rather than the several components involved. Again, this model is displayed on a six-point star shaped figure with the patient, family, and community listed in the center. Several…

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    Nursing plays a dynamic role in Patient care. Nurses educate, advocate, care and comfort patients. Moreover, nurses do 24 hour bedside care; they assess, plan, implement and evaluate the care and comfort of the patient. Furthermore, they communicate and collaborate on patient care with other care team members. Nurses are the eyes and ears of the patient. Institute of medicine (IOM) understand the relation of nursing care and patient outcome. IOM perceives nurses going above and beyond to improve…

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    aking a Closer look at becoming a nurse Why I Have Chosen This Career As long as I can remember I have always loved helping people. I remember in my elementary school I was always known as the girl that was like a mommy to the other kids because I was always helping out. Since about 3rd grade I've dreamed of become a nurse, because helping people out is what I do. Then around my Freshman year of high school my grandpa got really sick and I began to go help my grandma take care of him over my…

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    her profession. During her 30 years as a nurse she has gained a plethora of knowledge, experience and critical thinking skills. As a nurse holding a masters degree in the science of nursing, she actively uses her clinical abilities within the acute and critical care unit while also successfully functioning as a nursing educator. After 5 years working in critical care she obtained her Clinical Certification in Critical Care. An ongoing desire for education and training within the acute and…

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