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    exie Tyrer Raandi Schmidt/ Kelly Mitchel Nursing Assistant (31733) 11/02/16 Snapchat Article This article was focused around the use of Snapchat in care facilities and some of the instances that were give were taking pictures or videos and posting them. Some of the things shared were photos or videos of some of the residents were completely naked or only partially naked. In 2012 only 35 of these were reported, some of which did lead to criminal charges. There were a few of the instances given…

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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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    complicated questions and seek various ways of thinking rather than to just answer a question outright (Butts & Rich, 2015, p. 79). While all nursing theories have common metaparadigm concepts which are patients or human beings, nurse, health, and environment, there are other concepts pertinent to everyday nursing practice (Butts & Rich, 2015, p. 89). The nursing component requires two additional and vital practice…

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    nurses will often perform physical examinations, help doctors get an accurate health history, coordinate care with other hospital personnel, dress wounds, and even administer Medication. Also, registered nurses operate in a wide range of settings, from schools to prisons, even homeless shelters. Learning a new skill set is not the easiest task, that’s why when I began looking into nursing I had a lot that I did not understand. One question I asked was, what do registered nurse 's do that…

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    Thinking Nursing Paper Kaylie Sorensen St. Catherine’s University Thinking Nursing Paper The nursing metaparadigm can be defined as “the four spheres of nursing knowledge that reflect beliefs held by the profession about nursing’s context and content” (Schim, Benkert, Bell, Walker, & Danford, 2007, pg.73). It is a conceptual framework that nurses use to provide quality care for their patients. The four focus points are nursing, health, person, and environment. Not only should nurses know…

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    Self Awareness In Nursing

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    A nursing philosophy coincides with self-awareness. Self-awareness, in short, is knowledge of one 's self, feelings, motives, and desires. I believe empathy, integrity, genuineness, and compassion are all important attributes of a nurse. Empathy shows an attempt to understand from the patients’ perspective. Integrity shows honesty. Genuineness prevents bias by recognizing self-awareness of feelings as they present in the patient-nurse relationship. Compassion shows sympathy and concern for the…

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    Overview, Importance and Purpose of the study: In Changes in Stress and Nurse Self-Concept among Baccalaureate Nursing Students study, it discusses how stress levels can possibly have an effect on a nurse’s self concept. Nursing students go through different types of stress throughout each semester, the levels of stress increase when leading into clinicals. Due to all the stress can it really affect a nurse’s self-concept? Background Literature: What is the definition of self- concept? Self…

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    Introduction Nursing philosophy establishes set of protocols that if practiced, will allow individuals to understand, appreciate, and gain substantially from the care provided. Philosophies are like opinions and differ extensively, however I will share mine and elaborate on how I came to define the nursing metaparadigm that involves the person, health, environment, and nursing. These four concepts intertwine and influence each other in various ways that in return, modifies nursing as a whole.…

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    I Want To Be An Rn Essay

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    training. I choose this job not only cause I like it but because I have a few family members that been in it for some years now. It is also a popular job, it’s also in very high demand. I also choose this job because my grandma was a resident in a nursing center & I would love to see how things really work there. I here multiple stories on how some residents get treated badly. From my experience when my grandma passed away they didn’t call no one & let us know nothing. I was very upset about it…

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    IOM Reflection

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    inexorably intricate health care framework (ANA, 2011). Nurses and most of the nursing organizations profoundly recognizes the IOM for its recently discharged report on the nursing profession and recognizes the requirement for nurses to play an administration part in all settings to meet the requests of our moving health care framework. Many of the elements and proposals of the “IOM Report on the Future of Nursing” are reflected in our enduring work to propel the nursing profession (ANA,…

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