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    Self-Exploration When I was young, my mother was diagnosed with a cancerous brain tumor. She was in a coma for three months and was then admitted into rehab after waking up. From the age of six years old, I started wondering how the human body worked. I always questioned, why people ended up with terrible diseases and what could be done to treat them. For my career, I have chosen Registered Nurse. Registered Nurses have always interested me because of their duty to help patients. Being a…

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    Obstacles In Life Essay

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    I plan to utilize my skills as a Registered Nurse to assist in the relief of pain and suffering in others. A person such as myself is best suited for a career in Nursing because I am an individual that has experienced first-hand much pain and suffering throughout my life. In the face of adversity, I have risen above and wish to use my experience to care for society. I will also continue to aid in community service…

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    Preceptorship Report

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    shadowed the ADON, CAT call responsibilities were delegated to the out of quota critical care charge nurse by the ADON. During preceptorship, the unit charge nurse has also delegated the CAT call responsibilities to other members of the critical care nursing…

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    sense that “most NPs choose a specialty area such as adult, family, or pediatric health care” (Black, 2014, p. 18). Also, her certification was through ANCC, the largest certification body among nurses (p. 145). Karen Paker is a 41 year-old Cardiovascular Critical Care Nurse in San Diego. According to Munro and Savel (2015), “specializing in one of the most sought after nursing specialties” (p. 372) makes Karen more than your average nurse. She has been practicing for over 15 years and loves her…

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    I am interested in pursuing a career in nursing. I plan to get my BSN and possibly continue on to get my Masters and become a nurse practitioner. Some of the daily duties of a registered nurse entail gathering health histories, preforming physical exams, dressing wounds, making informed and critical decisions that best suit the needs of patients, directing and teaching nursing aids, promoting health through education and counseling, administering drugs and medications, researching ways to…

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    Patient Nurse Ratio

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    . Nurses take an oath to provide the best care possible for all patients and to do no harm. The first question that is raised is how does a nurse manage a 1:5 or 1:6+ ratio while maintaining the ethical standards of a nurse? In the first opened question of the survey, nurses were asked, to explain their feelings from a previous closed question that asked if they felt overwhelmed with current patient-nurse ratios. To recall and summarize the data, out of the respondents, 3 quarters of…

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    UTMB is a large, highly successful academic medical system in Galveston TX. When the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) assessed its training needs in late 2015, nursing leadership recognized a gap in charge nurse development. With no formal tools in place and a somewhat inconsistent structure to the Charge Nurse position, UTMB decided to take action. Catalyst Learning's NCharge® courses were chosen to bring more…

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    achieve their degree or certification in nursing will spend stressful nights trying to achieve their goal, but all the hard work will pay off in the end. The steps to becoming a registered nurse are you will have to be accepted into nursing school, decide your RN path, graduate from RN school, and pass the NCLEX -RN exam. First step to becoming a Registered Nurse, you will need to research nursing programs or schools that best suits you. There are many varieties of nursing schools and programs…

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    the families of the children they care for; to address their concerns, fears, problems, and options. What all exactly a Pediatric nurse varies depending on their work setting. But a few of the most important tasks according to the National Certification Board of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners and Nurses (NCBPNP/N) are: act as a child’s advocate...which means to speak out on what would be best for the child’s interests, provide supportive care to dying children, and to identify the changes in…

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    Adequate Staffing Analysis

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    In many nursing facilities, hospitals are challenged with inadequate staffing. According to Yonder-Wise (2015), staffing involves hiring and implementing capable employees to meet the needs of patient care. Staffing and scheduling are primarily the responsibility of the lead charge nurse and the unit director. Scheduling is the task of implementing the staffing plan by assigning employees to work specific hours and days. Adequate staffing is needed to assure timely identification of any change…

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