Nursing by country

public’s understanding and opinion of the nursing profession. Whether it is a woman in a classic white uniform or a man in loose fitting scrubs, the image of nursing is apparent in the public’s eye. The purpose of this paper is to compare and contrast nursing’s historical image vs. contemporary society’s image of nursing, describe how the public’s image affects recruitment into nursing, and finally discuss strategies that can improve the professional image of nursing. Nursing’s image has gone…

care delivery system. Today, nursing profession is facing numerous challenges. These challenges are causing major hurdles in the development of nursing. Shortage of trained nursing personnel in the health care system is one challenge which is a global concern. There is lack of adequate number of trained nursing personnel in the health care delivery system, or an imbalance between the required number of nurses and actual availability of nurses on the ground. However, nursing shortage is more…

one of the most basic parts of human life. Ethical values are inseparable of the society and result, nursing profession Discovery of basic values and reaching an agreement on clinical ethical values are essential with regard to constant changes in nurses social class and role. Nurse’s awareness of their values and the effect of these values on their behavior is a core part of humanistic nursing care. They need to tailor their function to the value system and cultural beliefs of their service…

Discuss some of the current changes that are occurring in the current healthcare system. Discuss how these changes could influence nursing research and the use of nursing research funding. Cite at least two sources to support this discussion. One of the constant changes that occur in the healthcare system is the population needs and the development of chronic and complex diseases. This has created multiple settings in healthcare where nurses can practice, and become part of the healthcare team…

The nursing profession can reflect on one pivotal moment in 2010 that will influence the future in all dimensions of advanced nursing for years to come. This world changing moment was the signing of The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA). Also known as the Affordable Care Act. The signing of this statue was the beginning of change in health care in our country. For the first time since the implementation of Medicare in 1965 many Americans were eligible for affordable health care.…

Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia. The certification standards and certified courses of study are accepted by Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia (NMBA). They develop the Standards, codes and guidelines required for nurses and midwives. When trained practitioners from other countries have a desire to practice in Australia they are assessed by NMBA. In addition to that the complaints and investigations of nurses and midwives are managed by NMBA. Finally, it is the function of Nursing…

I am interested in the University of Michigan’s School of Nursing. The process of selecting a college led me to look for a school that would give me the strongest education and best preparation for my career. I also wanted a nursing school that had access to a world class medical center. I am attracted to the University of Michigan’s academic reputation and the fact that the University of Michigan is affiliated with one of the top hospitals in the world. I have enjoyed the STEM subjects and…

Nursing Theorist Madeleine Leininger Madeleine Leininger’s groundbreaking work in the field of cultural care transformed the nursing profession and laid groundwork in the deliverance of care that holds true today. Leininger was zealous in her pursuit to deliver care that would be effective and not compromise one’s belief system. Leininger’s theory promoted change in nursing practice by rationalizing an individualized care system. By caring, she brought about optimal healing in a culturally…

working for a police department doing forensic nursing, telecommuting, quality assurance or working for an insurance company. With all of these opportunities comes the need for further education. Many hospitals are pushing for nursing with an associate degree to obtain at least 80% of nurses obtain bachelor’s degree by 2020 (Brooks, 2011). Some hospitalizations even have a stipulation upon hire that nurses must enroll in a bachelor’s of nursing program within six months of hire, this is known…

Annotated Bibliography: Assisted Suicide Evans, L. (2015). Nurses' attitudes to assisted suicide: sociodemographic factors. British Journal Of Nursing, 24(12), 629-632. Http://0-search.ebscohost.com.aupac.lib.athabascau.ca /login.aspx?direct=true&db=rzh&AN=109814321&site=eds-live Nurses' attitudes to assisted suicide: sociodemographic factors is a research article which explores the factors that influence nurses’ attitudes towards assisted suicide. This research paper was designed to create…