Nurse educator

with student incivility, cheating, bullying, low academic admission standards, and cultural issues. Ganske (2010) suggests that moral distress leads to such symptoms as insomnia, headaches, gastrointestinal upset, and psychological symptoms. Nurse educators complained of these symptoms, but did not label them as moral distress. Ganske (2010) suggests that NEs should be…

of the nurse educator in healthcare, the learning theories in practice, the principle and concepts of health education. The definition of health education will cover the patients’ education for health outcomes, the nurse role and the nursing practice education 1.1 Personal context. It was a good experience looking at the aspects of education in 3 dimensions, the patient, the nurse responsibility and the nursing profession. It is interesting to be able to identify myself as a patient educator and…

How will you contribute to the mission of the NURSE Corps Scholarship Program in providing care to underserved communities? I believe that growing up in the Austin neighborhood of Chicagoan underserved community, will allow me to relate to and address the patient’s needs more effectively and with empathy. One of my aspirations to become a nurse, was to practice in an underserved community. For this reason, I am applying to the NURSE Corps Program as the mission is to provide quality medical…

University of Rio Grande correlates with the current research available. The curriculum incorporates the current core competencies reported from the Institute of Medicine (IOM) the need to transform nursing education. The core competencies IOM wants educators to deliver to student’s is patient centered care as a member of an interdisciplinary team, emphasize evidence based practice, quality improvement, and informatics (Morris & Hancock, 2013). The curriculum we assessed is designed with…

is of high importance that the needs of injured nurses be advocated. The prevalence of nurses being injured in the workplace are staggeringly high. I chose this chapter mainly because the physical health and well-beings of nurses are too often ignored by their employers as they often lack their supports once an injury occurs. And what’s worst is that these injured nurses are often terminated by their employers I learned that it is important for nurse to play the role of advocacy through…

Strategies which is identified through Evidence-Based Practice by an individual educator to fit into the particular classroom settings. The assessment and evaluation techniques are planned and exercised according to the learner, and the goals which are to be achieved that is the objectives outcome. Thereby, the enhancement of the teaching-learning process take place. The knowledge and skills expected from the educator in selection of tools and imply on clinical practice to assess students (NLN,…

By 2020, the state will need approximately 108,000 RN FTEs, when the reality is there will only be 76,000 eligible nurses (Lacey & Nooney, 2006). This forecast could have detrimental consequences for the North Carolina as the baby boomer population is expected to double by 2020 and across the US, there are 32 million newly insured Americans (Barron, 2013). Without a working nurse force, patients will be turned away from offices, nursing homes and hospitals. Many barriers have impacted the…

wide range of options and endless avenues that a nurse can pursue. Regardless, of what nursing specialty one has chosen, it is not only the physical aspect of the patient that we heal but also includes the emotional, psychological, spiritual and even the patient’s support system such as their friends and families. This is what I think is unique about the nursing profession. One can be a staff nurse, a nurse manager, nurse educator, case manager, nurse practitioner etc. we all need to take care…

this exploration of leadership roles for the DNP. Drawing from Chism, when you outline the steps to change and what the nurse can do and then acknowledge how political engagement is a natural fit for the DNP (p. 171). While it is easy to identify ways in which the DNP can lead through their work, I concur with your quote from the president of the ANA (2016) that the voice of nurses should be included at the decision making table. Moreover, I would take that a step further and suggest that…

Nurses are the backbone of the healthcare sector because they play vital role to deliver quality care of the patients in the country (Water, 2010). However, today’s world has different image and perception regarding nurses and their practice, although nursing and its practices have changed, but public stereotype image is still not changed (Wallace, 2011). “Nurse is a trained, formally educated person who care giver of sick person, especially in a hospital”. (Oxford, 2012). Image is known as “The…