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    Why I Chose Nursing

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    why I want to pursue a degree in nursing. My desire to enter into the medical field and become a nurse stems back to when I was an adolescent; I can remember watching Dr. 90210 do multiple surgeries on patients and I can just remember myself saying “I want to be able to make people feel good about themselves, no matter what.” Even though that…

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    Migration In Nursing

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    Migration is not a recent phenomenon; it has been a part of the human history since its very beginning of time. Migration is defined as a process of moving, either across an interna¬tional border, or within a country. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates there are 1 billion migrants in the world today, of whom 214 million are international migrants and 740 millions internal migrants (WHO 2008). The globalized world of today is defined by profound disparities, demographic imbalances,…

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    serving the community and making a difference in the life of many. This young nurse marked history with many notable first achievements; there were considered first mainly because she was African-American descent in a racially prejudice era in our country. Mary Eliza Mahoney, an African-American woman born free on May 7, 1845, in Boston, Man; she was the oldest of three children and she never married (PBS, 2003). Mary dedicated her life to caring for others, as a young lady, she began to work…

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    The Impact of IOM Report on Nursing Nursing plays a dynamic role in Patient care. Nurses educate, advocate, care and comfort patients. Moreover, nurses do 24 hour bedside care; they assess, plan, implement and evaluate the care and comfort of the patient. Furthermore, they communicate and collaborate on patient care with other care team members. Nurses are the eyes and ears of the patient. Institute of medicine (IOM) understand the relation of nursing care and patient outcome. IOM perceives…

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    The Importance Of Nursing Values In Nursing

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    implications that may accompany these demands. Sacrificing nursing values cannot be tolerated. It continues to be a slippery slope as nurses cross the line into a medical role while maintaining a nursing framework. Having a concrete understanding of nursing theory and nursing values will help preserve the nursing identity during the newest healthcare…

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    Elder Abuse Theory

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    Abuse in Nursing Homes Phenomenon Introduction There is no agreed upon or standard conception of what a theory is. As a result, there are different views of what a theory is and there is a variety of types of theories. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to discuss the nature and types of theory, compare and contrast at least three views of what constitutes a theory, the relationship between theory and research, and to discuss a theory directly related to quality of care in nursing homes.…

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    The Value Of Nursing

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    and that is Nursing. I decided to enter this field because I want to make a positive difference in people 's lives. The real core value of nursing is having the ability to care. I don 't mean the ability to take care of a patient, but the ability of genuinely caring about their well-being, emotionally and physically. When you have, this has the core value in nurses, along with knowledge, everything else comes simultaneously: kindness, compassion, patience. That is why I am in nursing. I…

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    Nursing has been my passion ever since I was a little girl growing in the West African country of The Gambia. When I was little, I was infected with malaria and got admitted at the hospital. I was cared for by one terrific nurse who gave me the utmost care possible. Ever since, she and I became dear friends because of her caring and hearted behavior towards me. That day, I made a pledge to her that one day I would like to be caring nurse like her .I believe I would have died of malaria illness…

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    Nursing History In nursing history, Florence Nightingale is known as one of the most influential person in professional of nursing. Nightingale believed in well-educated and intellectual nursing involving science and patient education on healthy lifestyle (Antonio, n.d.). In 1854, Nightingale was asked to lead a small group of nurses to the military hospital in Uskudar, Turk. Nightingale and her nurses had managed to sanitized walls, window, and provide nourishing foods which resulted in…

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    Working in a nursing career. Nursing is one of the faster- growing occupation in the United States. Making up the majority of the healthcare industry, Nurses prevented illness and injury, they alleviated the suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of the person, and advocated the care of the Individuals, families, communities, and populations. Nurses work in general and surgical hospitals, doctors’ offices nursing care Facilities, outpatient Facilities, schools and home Health…

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