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Various theories and functions are found in nursing leadership and management.... This article "nursing Leadership and Management as Essential Elements of the nursing Profession" refers to functions that refer to authoritative as well as assertive qualities.... The theories of Taylor and Weber form some of the foundations for nursing leadership, however, in the contemporary context, the concept of interprofessional practice in health delivery is the primary focus for nursing leadership and management....
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Article
In retrospect, although totally different from the values nursing professionals follow in clinical practice, such personal principles by the patients serve as an eye-opener on the impact on moral and ethnically principles that each adapts.... Excellence in service is not only due to standardized benchmarks in clinical practice, but ethical parameters are also necessary for creating an atmosphere that is mutually trusting, and at the same time, impartial against any forms of cultural discrimination that may largely affect how health services are rendered and received....
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Research Paper
In the historical context, home nursing support for pregnant and delivery mothers is intimately tied in with the midwifery profession.... Midwives after all are the earliest home nursing support for delivering and pregnant mothers and this paper will talk about it.... The sharing of knowledge continued until nurses became more involved in home births and in the delivery of home nursing support.... Changes in the legislation and the education system were eventually made in order to introduce midwifery and nursing education in the schools....
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Dissertation
In applying legal principles and principles of professional codes of practice, I discovered that making judgments and decisions during the practice must be applied as independent and non-mechanistic processes.... This essay "Context of Professional Practice" presents the professional nursing practice as a rich and clinically demanding profession calling for the application of numerous duties and functions relating to the independent care of patients.... egal principles and principles of professional ethical practice refer to different aspects of the nursing practice (Royal College of nursing, 2013)....
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Essay
Their historic experience has made nursing and midwifery the unifying catalysts in health teams.... owever, the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates a shortage of more than 4 million doctors, nurses, midwives, worldwide (1600 medical schools; 6000 nursing schools; 375 public health schools).... An additional 2% of the nursing workforce is lost to retirement, each year.... hann DEFINITION Shannon-Weiner had described linear communication process as the flow of INFORMATION (message) between an INPUT (emissary), and an OUTPUT (receptor), through a modelling CHANNEL....
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Essay
It plays a crucial role in developing professionals in the professional environment of nursing and various fields of management studies.... It may occur through various communication venues including but not limited to face-to-face interactions, phone, or email.... The factors related to protégé are educational background, knowledge and skills, level of commitment to learn and develop his or her skills and knowledge, dedication, communication with mentor and others....
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Assignment
The author of the present assignment "Lower Respiratory Tract Infection as a Reason for Hospitalization" analyzes the medical history of the patient who is of 65 years old, male was primarily admitted for lower respiratory tract infection and has had a past history of asthma, emphysema.... ... ... ...
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Assignment
This essay "Advantages And Disadvantages Of Each Factor In Teaching Learning in nursing" provides a throughout assessment of the mentorship preparation for nurses.... Now let us examine Humanistic and Behaviorism approaches of learning in nursing:Nursing as a human science necessitates that aspects of the educational approach be humanistic.... However, Moos (1974), cited by Chan (2001) suggests there are three basic dimensions to conceptualize all human environments;This section examines the learning theories in the practical sessions of nursing care and medication to an elderly patient....
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Essay