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    Collaboration In Nursing

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    According to the American Nurse 's Association (ANA), nursing is considered as the protection and development of health, reduction of physical and mental ailment, and being advocate of patients as well as family members. When it comes to the role of a nurse the standards of practice display competent behaviors based on the nursing process; collegiality, collaboration, education, principles, experience as well as management. Licensed Vocational Nurses (LVN) and Registered Nurses (RN) have a…

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    Nursing Career Case Study

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    nursing, they must acknowledge the work environment they will be placing themselves in. The average nurse works about 40+ hours a week in a hospital or clinic setting. The shifts are not short, nor are they easy. Doctors tend to rely on nurses and give them many responsibilities throughout their shift. As a result, nursing is a high stress level job which requires a person who does well under pressure. Nurses must always be on their toes, and they must be able to quickly recall information. One…

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    Registered Nurses develop and manage nursing care plans, instruct patients and their families in proper care, and help individuals and groups take steps to improve or maintain their health. Moreover, the primary requirements for nurses is to obtain comprehensive knowledge and have useful ability when facing diverse settings. Nurses will have the opportunity to interact with patients and give them care. A registered nurse will gain experience in organizing and managing the patient’s care, working…

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    Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) the preparation of all Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) (Potempa, 2011). Similarly, the Institute of Medicine committees also called for several advances in healthcare, which mandate a greater expertise and knowledge for nurses. They recommended health care systems reform, emphasis on safety and quality improvement, the use of evidence-based practice, and embracement of doctorate degree be the graduate degree for advanced practice nurses…

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    The Most Beautiful Soul “It’s my soul that needs surgery, plastic smiles and denial can only take you so far then you break when the fake facade leaves you in the dark, you’re left with the shattered mirrors and the shards of a beautiful girl”. This quote from Pretty Hurts by Beyonce’ is one of Robin’s favorites. She is a former pageant girl and she knows better that anyone pretty really does hurt. On the contrary, her soul does not need surgery. Robin is a beautiful soul with a great…

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    “Nursing is one of the fine arts: I almost said the finest of arts.” -Florence Nightingale We sat down and her purse got its own seat. Kate was wearing a gorgeous smelling perfume that filled our area. The table was full of lunch foods and two chocolate chip cookies. The first 20 minutes of our meeting was purely catching up. We chatted about our days and mutual friends. Her phone rang and that brought our attention to the purpose of the meeting, which was the interview. I learned so much…

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    then a counselor. I think I have finally decided between three occupations which are, registered nurse, chiropractor, or a plastic surgeon. Each of these careers are in the health field, yet they are all very different. These careers have different education requirements, different salary’s, and different jobs all together. A registered nurse, or RN, is one of many different types of nurses. To be a registered nurse, you must have at least an Associate degree in nursing (ADN), or a Bachelor…

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    For as long as I remember, becoming a registered nurse was always my dream career; at first I had looked in to becoming a physician assistant but it became clear to me as I looked much deeper into both career choices and got first hand experience, I would want to pursue being a CRNA. As long as I remain on track and transfer into a nursing program after this year, I could see myself transitioning very smoothly into the health care field. As of right now, the health care field is the only career…

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    SECTION HEADER If you're seeking a rewarding career in a high-growth field, now is a great time to become a registered nurse RN. As an RN, you'll play an essential role in promoting health and wellness, and help improve the quality of life of everyone from infants to the elderly. There are currently more open positions than qualified candidates to fill them, so becoming a registered nurse means you’ll enjoy job security, high earnings and excellent advancement potential. In-State Cost Per…

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    life. A career where you are able to interact with different people every day and making them feel better has to be the most fulfilling careers. Being a Registered Nurse is the job that is ideal. It gives you the opportunity to attend the needs of the patients, and make them feel healthier and go back to their own happy lives. To be a Registered Nurse there is certain education you have to achieve. It includes having a bachelor in science in nursing. It is important for this schooling because…

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