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    Indiana Nursing Goals

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    Nursing is often referred as the art and science of person centered care, that's why Indiana University is the school that will help me meet my goals of being a Registered Nurse. With a bachelor's degree in nursing that will help me excel in critical thinking and use the skills I learned from Indiana University everyday in my line of work. I will be majoring in Nursing reason being that nursing is a special skill that you learn the overall concept from books and class, but it's not universal…

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    thought about becoming a nurse and what it take to become one? Before discussing nursing careers one must know what nursing is all about. Nursing is the protection, promotion, and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities, and populations. There are millions strong nurses who make up the…

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    others, By becoming a traveling nurse. While earning my degree I want to receive hands-on learning, with scenarios that mimic real life. These real life situations will prepare me for the workplace and I can use the skills I learned to give patients the best care possible. As a nursing major I will gain the knowledge I need in order to become a traveling nurse. After I earn my degree, I will take the NCLEX-RN nursing credentialing exam , To become a registered nurse(RN). I hope to work in a…

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    A Rewarding Career

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    Back To Success Being a nurse is one of the most meaningful careers someone can experience. Being a part of something so extraordinary such as saving a life will most definitely give you a sense of fulfillment in life. Nursing is a very demanding career, yet the emotional reward far outweighs that. The nursing field provides a range of advantages, and like every career disadvantages, but it 's up to you to make what you want out of it. Having the honor to serve as a nurse will not only give…

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    Expert Witness In Nursing

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    One of the major types of nurse entrepreneur is legal nurse consultant (LNC). LNC refers to registered nurse that applies acquired knowledge from nursing education, training and extensive clinical experience to function as a healthcare provider which attains the capability to evaluate the standard of care, identify problems and develop solutions through specialized training that focuses on the consultation related to medical-legal claims. LNCs are trained to solve complicated situations,…

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    security? Having a loving family? Winning the lottery? Personally, success cannot be seen or defined by words, but felt by the people around you. Being a nurse does not have a singular effect, it has a domino effect. Saving someone 's life not only has an effect on the nurse, but on the person they saved, and on that persons friends and family. Being a nurse can give a person many skills to carry through life like patience, knowledge, social abilities, and an extraordinary ability to care for…

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    Neonatal Nurses

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    Nurses are medical professionals who advocate to protect the interests of their patients. Nurses are very important in the healthcare field because like doctors they improve and save lives every day. Some responsibilities of nurses are monitoring their patients so they will have the ability to determine the best approach in caring for them. Nurses also educate their patients on upcoming procedures and treatments. For an example, Nurses may show them how to redress a wound or teach a family a…

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    health care field is every changing and it is important for nurses to stay up to date on the current treatments, policies, procedures, and diseases. In the health care field there is “continuing professional development (CPD), [which] is an iterative and integral part of both professional and personal development” (Hayes, 2016, p. 860). The nurse is responsible to keep up to date on the most current information. In Massachusetts a nurse needs fifteen continuing education credits every two years…

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    future adult/gerontology nurse practitioner (AGNP), my role will be focusing on helping patients to manage chronic illnesses, illness prevention, and health promotion. In addition, The AGNP collaborate with other health care providers such as physicians and specialist to better manage and treat patient illness. The problem I am really interested in researching is catheter-associated urinary tract infections (CAUTIs) in hospitalized patients. Working as a registered nurse in a medical/surgical…

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    influential nurse in the medical field. During the Crimean War, Florence provided care to the soliders and improved the unsanitary conditions at a British base Hospital. With her actions, she was able to reduce the death of many people by two-thirds. She had started the field of nursing and her job has changed the view of many health care workers. In the nursing field, there are many different types of nurses and levels of education. Licensed Vocational Nurse is an entry level health nurse…

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