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    modify the environment for the patient as well as the one leading to health. The nurse’s job is to assess, and should be able to diagnose, as well as prescribe medication. The role of the nurse is to provide care, manage, assess and guide the patient, and help the patient adjust to any new physical defect. Nurses must respect one’s self-worth, as well as showing kindness and compassion toward a human being, whether if they are poor or wealthy, a friend or a stranger. However I believe the core…

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    Informatics Nurse Specialist Kaori Nakagaki English 10 Accelerated Period 6 What does it take to be an Informatics Nurse Specialist? Job Description to use nursing and informatics skills to help design, develop, and change digitalized health care systems teaches faculty on how to problem solve and the application of health care need to solve problems quickly and understand the health care information of patients Salary/Hourly Wage · Salary:$82,710 · Hourly:$39.76 ·…

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    It is said that the employment of Registered nurses is to grow 16% from 2014 to 2024! More RNs will be needed in the field for infants, people with diseases and with senior class people. Registered nurses carry a large amount of responsibilities. RNs are to educate patients and public about health conditions, as well as provide advice/emotional support to the family of the patients. RNs provide and coordinate patient care and try their best to help the patient stay emotionally positive, and to…

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    discern. Nurses can aid in the process of determining why through practices of nurses that are done every day with every patient. Nurses play a pivotal role in surveillance through their data collection or charting. Nurses assess patients, typically with a few broad questions about the patient and their health and then refine their questions to more in-depth issues related to patient complaints or abnormal findings. This information can be very helpful when collecting data,…

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    Nurse Manger Strategy

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    Nurse Manger’s Strategy Health care delivery and patient conditions keep on changing, and managers must learn new abilities and skills in order catch the marketing demand. A significant portion of management involves professional skills and job competencies. Such as motivating staffs, communicating with the patient and negotiating with relatives and maintaining good attitudes and behaviors maximize staff discipline and work performance. Managers also need to understand the basic technical…

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    recommends; promotion of mental health literacy in acute settings and training for registered nurses in facilitating students. The recommendations will be supported by literature and will reflect the NCS. The mental health literacy of health workers practicing in acute settings has been highlighted in literate as insufficient (Marynowski-Traczyk & Broadbent, 2011). An Australian study has shown newly resisted nurses lack the skills and knowledge to manage mental health issues when caring for a…

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    According to the MSN program conceptual framework, a nurse detective uses clinical imagination along with science to evaluate deviations from the expected to prevent or control adverse reactions (WGU, 2013) To apply the role of “Nurse as Detective” I will apply the model element safety and quality. Working as a Clinical Coordinator on an Orthopedic unit I recognize how vital safety and quality are for patient care. Utilizing this element will reduce risks to providers, patients, and families…

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    Nurse Practitioner Paper

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    Nurse Practitioner Visiting Physician Association Mentor/Ohio/US -Performed initial home evaluation visits and assessed the physical, emotional and psychosocial needs of the patient. -Initiated and directed interdisciplinary team conferences as required for high risk patients to discuss resource allocations and improve patient outcomes. -Provided care for a patient assignment of 4-9 patients per day. 3/2015 - 5/2015 Nurse Practitioner Miodrag Zivic, LLC Euclid/Ohio/US -Patients…

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    Compassionate Nurse Essay

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    that any nurse be compassionate and capable of recognizing how overwhelming it is for both the patient and family to cope with such an illness. Each patient needs to be seen as a person and not just another assignment. I strive to be a compassionate nurse just as I have been a Patient Care Technician (CNA,) who will recognize the emotional needs of patients and understand that they may exhibit fears, anxiety and emotional hardship alongside their medical illness. Simple things which a nurse can…

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    Introduction, Psychiatric Nurse Psychiatric Nurses supervise and support people with emotional problems and mental illnesses. Many specialize in only one category such as kids and adolescents or the elderly. Their exact duties vary from job to job, however they all work towards the same goal: keeping their patients safe and happy, assisting them in adapting to their environments, and hopefully helping them to regain their mental health. Furthermore, psychiatric nurses are also therapists and…

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