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RUNNING HEAD: DEVELOPMENT OF SELF AS NURSE Exploration of Essential skills for nurses Name: Instructor's name: Course: Date: Abstract Nursing is a versatile duty that needs to be carried out on various ethical and therapeutic principles on which the patient-nurse relationship is built.... Exploration of Essential skills for nurses Introduction Nurses are the indispensable component of modern health care industry.... Nurses are to be sincere enough to avoid the subtle violation of the patients' rights that are provided by these principles....
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Conclusion about the Strength of Evidence/Findings The study exposed that the challenges encountered by nurses while caring for hospitalized patients in pain can more easily be understood if the role of a nurse is viewed from a goal-directed mission standpoint; that is an aim towards relieving... Running Head: PATIENTS IN PAIN Patients in pain Name Institution Date Evidence based practice paper regarding the single study research "The challenge of caring for patients in pain: from the nurse's perspective....
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Research Paper
hellip; Furthermore, the mastery of these rules ascertains that success is more likely to happen by incorporating the safety of the patients without losing the human element of caring.... Nurses are responsible for how they interact in terms of offering comfort and respecting their patient's requests, their patients' family members and/or friends, community, and colleagues, in a professional manner (Canadian Nurses Association, 2008, p.... As an example, based on the code of ethics, a critical care nurse, according to the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (2012) may intervene when the patient's interest is in question, as in the case of patients in Intensive Care Unit (ICU)....
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However, this may be difficult for patients with low health literacy because they may struggle with obtaining, understanding and applying health information.... The inputs include the patients' inputs.... The healthcare environment indicates that the patients have different culture-based inputs.... The nurse compares the patients' inputs with current medical databases.... 35) theorised “To achieve best outcomes, patients must have a good understanding of the condition and should adopt a vigilant self-care approach....
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Among them is research by (Brajtman, Higuchi, McPherson, 2006) detailing about the issues of the nurses experiencing in caring for patients in palliative care.... (Harris, Flowers, Noble, 2011) In a qualitative study by (Brajtman, Higuchi, McPherson, 2006) they looked into the matter related to the challenges the nurses face in palliative care, to explore their experiences in caring for patients with terminal delirium and their families.... Based on the questions results which has been found are like most of the participants said that they experience distress while caring for palliative care patients....
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Dissertation
For example, nurses need to use an integrative approach in caring for patients (Jansen and Zwygart-Stauffacher, 2009).... In the nursing profession, a nurse has to amass basic learning and experience to accord the best services to patients.... This includes application of… Therefore, the nursing profession will achieve its goals of serving patients with highly effective services from enrolling nurses who have such Relying on basic learning alone may not offer desirable results....
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nbsp; Various studies were able to show that it is important for nurses to apply and respect the ethical standards even in the home-based setting.... patients under palliative care mostly suffer from advanced or progressive illness and often have months or even just days to live.... Many of these patients ideally chose their homes to face the last few days of their life.... Community care nurses and, in some instances, private nurses are often assigned to these patients in order to make the last few days of the patient's life as comfortable as possible....
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Literature review
Loren speaks of his success in intervening in schizophrenic conditions in patients with counseling.... nbsp; The patients seemed to fare better with counseling rather than prescribed drug intake.... This literature review focuses on maintaining the dignity of patients Dignity is the ability to establish a sense of self-worth and self-worth and self-respect and to appreciate the respect of others.... The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) Code for Professional Conduct (2004) states that "all registered nurses should respect the patient as an individual and protect the interest and dignity of patients....
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Literature review