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    Nurse leaders play a vital role in advocacy, effecting change on both grassroots and global levels. As health care continues to evolve, nurses have a greater opportunity to have a voice in health care policy (Tomajan, 2012). Thus, it is imperative for nurses to develop leadership skills to properly manage such change. In this paper, the strengths and weaknesses of this author will be reviewed in regards to personal and professional accountability, career planning, and personal journey…

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    Stakeholders for this project include the Chief Nursing Officer, Clinical Directors, Clinical Operations Managers, Clinical Educators, Clinical Nurse Specialists, Preceptors, Charge Nurses, Nurse Recruiters, and new nurses on the unit. This team will meet weekly until the program is developed, educated and implemented. The team will also provide training for clinical managers, educators and preceptors. A safe atmosphere will be provided to discuss barriers and opportunities. Problem solving…

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    procedures use improvement and where? Medical Director (SeniorCare.com, n.d.): What are the supervisor to current staff ratio and is their enough to provide adequate supervision and assistance to nurses and nursing aide staff? Are there enough nursing assistants to resident’s ratio to cover cares adequately? Tell me if the…

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    when I was a kid and watch nurses and doctors help those who are sick, and I knew what I want for a career job, but for now I just want to make sure I am on the right course to become a registered nursing and if it is exactly what I want. The most important is to see what health insurance, dentals plans, and income. I have interview Ms. Deborah Priebe to have insight of what a nurse does in a hospital setting. I also provided negatives and positive outcome of this type of field of work. I had…

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    The Importance of Creative Approaches in Nursing One of the most essential characteristics of nurses in any setting need to possess is the ability to communicate. Communication between the nurses, doctors, patients, and the patient’s families is utilized on a daily basis, and is necessary for the safety and health of all. The ability for nurses to find creative ways to communicate with patients has been increasingly regarded as an important tool to have. Above all, nurses make the most decisions…

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    Dishonesty In Nursing

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    Dishonesty in Clinical Nursing Educational Environments The increasing need for quality health care providers is a looming issue for the United States. Much of the nursing population is aging and qualified nurses are not replacing experienced nurses at many institutions around the country. Snavely (2016) estimates that by 2022 the country will require 1.05 million nurses to fill the deficit and adequately care for the aging population. As generations continue to live longer, but with…

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    Specialty In Nursing

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    The Nursing Specialty for Me When I first entered into the field of nursing I was unsure of what kind of nursing I wanted to go into, mostly because I had little experience in the healthcare setting. Actually, before I wanted to go into nursing, I thought about becoming a radiology technician. But, I soon realized that it was not for me; I did not like the concept of getting a patient in and out of your work area as fast as you can without even knowing the whole background of the current…

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    used by nurses in clinical problem solving is the nursing process. The nursing process is used as a guide…

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    Nursing Characteristics

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    that will evolve in the nursing profession. I have a caring nature and empathy for patients and their families. Whenever my friends or anyone in general look upset, I genuinely care and ask them about their well-being. Also, when talking I always have consideration of others’ feelings. Feeling sympathy for patients and their families leads to genuine empathy, the trademark of nursing. It is difficult to watch a patient undergo pain. Nonetheless, to being able to provide the care, fondness, and…

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    Nursing Practice Issue Inadequate staffing can be the downfall for any organization and when inadequate staffing effects the healthcare field, the ramifications can affect patients and the nurses caring for them with negative ramifications. Nurses face dilemmas such as patient safety, patient satisfaction, nurse burnout, as well as a decrease in job satisfaction. These dilemmas can be attributed to inadequate staffing of facilities. Creating an adequate staffing model would reduce medication…

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