Nurse practitioner

Discuss why you want to ensure the reliability and validity of the data collection tool that you are using in qualitative research project. According to the Academy of Medical-Surgical Nurses (2016), “the EBP process is a method that allows the practitioner to assess research, clinical guidelines, and other information resources based on high quality findings and apply the results to practice” (para. 5). Thus nursing professionals need to critique the researches to find out if the study findings…

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…

medications), communication, And basic classes. At the minimum one has to be in training for at least six years. The nurses in this field, play significant roles in hospitals, clinics, And private practices. Nursing job duties include communicating between patients And doctors, caring for patients, administering medicine And, supervising nurses aids. After college I hope to work in behavioral hospitals because, your caring for patients with…

Being in the nurse field can be challenging since it requires so much education and training. In order to become a nurse you’ll need to finish high school, then go to four years of college and get an Associate, Doctorate, Bachelor or master’s degree (lnova.org). This is important because in order to become a nurse you need to have all of these things in a portfolio or resume. There are different kinds of nursing you can choose from like Family nurse practitioner which is one of the best kind of…

nursing has been around for thousands of years. Almost everyone has been taken care of by a nurse at some time in their lives. Most nurses have been female throughout the years, but in today’s time there is a greater number of male nurses as well as female. Nursing can be a great job for someone who loves to help people, but it can also be hard dealing with deaths. Even as medical care changes nurses will still be taking care of people for a long time to come. Florence Nightingale is known…

clinical expertise, knowledge of disease mechanisms and pathophysiology based on patients’ characteristics, situation and preferences in order to improve practice (Barker, 2013). On contrast, the drawback of Evidence-based practice will misdirect nurses and other professionals’ attention. The similar as nursing process the stages of implementing of Evidence-based practice include identify the problem from practice and turn it into a specific question,…

A Registered nurse is a professional in the field of nursing who has several roles when it comes to offering medical care. A registered nurse coordinates and delivers patient care gives guidance and counseling to patients and the public on different medical conditions and they also provide emotional care to their patients (bureau of labor statistics). The essay talks about the nature and features of the job. The list of responsibilities and challenges encountered by a registered nurse. The…

Reflection is a vital skill that all nurses should be competent at. The Royal College of Nursing (2017) suggests that reflection is a way to think about an activity or experience and consider what was positive and negative about it, enabling us to plan how we could do something differently or improve on for the future. The Oxford Dictionary of Nursing (2014) defines reflection as “the careful consideration of one’s own professional practice, including the ability to review, analyse, and evaluate…

In the past the role of the Registered Nurse (RN) was misunderstood and wasted within the primary care setting (Oelke, Besner and Carter, 2014). The Department of Health and Children (2001b) suggests that role of the nurse in the primary care setting is to provide first-level contact that can be accessed by all members of the community via self-referral and to improve their health and social well being while trying to keep patients within their community and their own homes. World Health…

have an open and effective relationship with other health care professionals. The values and ethics of the profession give direction and meaning to its members, guides attitudes, and is instrumental in clinical decision-making and also influences how nurses think about themselves (Masters, 2014, p.…