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...? Nursing and Section # of Nursing Introduction This purpose of this essay is to reflect upon an aspect of professional practice that I encountered on placement, using Gibbs model of reflection (1998). This model of six stages encourages practitioners to work through a series of reflective cues. Bentsson (1998) suggests that reflection can be understood and used as thinking and self-reflection helps nurses to learn about actual patrice of the profession and help them evaluate their own practice and performance. Bengtsson (1998) further suggests that nurse need to learn from these experiences and by doing so they may acquire the competences that are needed to teach others....
11 Pages(2750 words)Essay
...? The nursing article under review is Pseudomonas aeruginosa Pili Bind to AsialoGM1 Increased on the Surface of Cystic Fibrosis Epithelial Cells, by Lisa Saiman and Alice Prince. The title of the article is fairly clear; Saiman and Alice ( 1993)the author introduces the term cystic fibrosis Tran’s membrane conductance regulator in the introduction of the text (p.1875), and therefore giving less meaning to the term cystic fibrosis epithelial cells on the title (. To remove confusion on the expectation of the reader concerning the title and the introductory part, the author could have used the later in developing his title, since it is the basis of the articles introduction. There the term cystic fibrosis epithelial cells can only... be...
8 Pages(2000 words)Research Paper
...? Section/# Discussion and Analysis of the Nurse Practitioner Within the healthcare profession, there are a number of individual career paths that are available to the individual. Some of these require a high level of education and continuing education whereas others can be attained/achieved in a relatively short period of time. Arguably, one of the most demanding and highest time requirement careers within the field of nursing is with regards to the nurse practitioner. Although the nurse practitioner has many of the same responsibilities and areas of focus that traditional registered nurses have, the level of ability and overall expertise that such a...
4 Pages(1000 words)Research Paper
...NURSING First assignment In terms of what can be added or deleted to Nightingale’s nursing pledge, there are various opinions. This research suggests that some of the aspects of the pledge, especially those regarding client confidentiality, are appropriate for the modern nurse as well. However, there are certain culturally relative elements of the pledge, such as the specific reference to God, which may seem culturally insensitive to some nurses, who may be atheists, or practice a religion that worships Buddha, Krishna, Allah, etc., rather than this singular cultural religious concept that Nightingale includes in the pledge. From this perspective, client care for the...
2 Pages(500 words)Essay
...Is Nursing a Profession? The dis of the nursing profession has always been seen in the context of an organized group of persons who are all engaged in nursing. But professionalism is beyond this quality alone. There are other criteria involved in the discourse of the concept of professionalism, those that would distinguish whether an area or an occupation, which in this case is nursing, is just an occupation or whether it is a profession.
Background
For the better part of the 20th century, nursing is considered to be a semi-profession, just an appendage of the medical field, with subsidiary function of medicine that is proscribed by doctors’ orders....
6 Pages(1500 words)Essay
...Nursing Q1 The first objective of this assignment is to apply knowledge of the domains and domain specific levels of learning to thecharacterization of learning objectives and learning activities. This objective belongs to the cognitive domain of learning as it is purely a mental skill. This is because it has the aspect of obtaining knowledge in its raw form and applying the gained knowledge to appropriate usage (O’Connor 2006).
The second objective of this course is to judge the appropriateness of selected learning activities for the defined learning objectives. This particular objective is affective in nature. The reason for this is that it involves an emotional assessment of the acquired knowledge. It is a vertical growth... domain has...
3 Pages(750 words)Term Paper
...My passion and interest in nursing emerged from an experience I had when my son was a tiny three month old baby. I awoke in the middle of the night to find him with a temperature well above 100 degrees, shaking and shivering in a terrifying way. I was panicked, and had no idea what I should do, what was going on, and felt abject terror at the state of my child.
I remember that the feeling of terror began to ease with the first medical care specialist I saw (nearly an hour later) at a local hospital. It was a triage nurse, and her comfort, confidence and bedside manner all made me begin to feel that my child was going to be okay. Following that, I saw nurses delivering medicine to my...
1 Pages(250 words)Admission/Application Essay
...Setting the Scenario Healthcare professionals are an increased risk of prescription drug abuse due to their easy access to medications and controlledsubstances. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) between 8 percent and 12 percent of healthcare workers have chemical dependencies. Pharmacists are the most affected by this problem. Since pharmacy is a highly esteemed profession, most pharmacists have difficulty seeking treatment and often wait until their problem is discovered by the employer.
Notably, a disabled employee who relapses into chemical dependency is not protected by the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) from adverse employment action, which may include termination. But if the person... the Scenario...
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...Medical Records Problem-oriented (SOAP) SOAP ive, Objective, Assessment and Plan) is a documentation system used by physicians to document patient’s information systematically. It includes information provided by the patient being treated (subjective), the information that is being observed by the physician (objective), the diagnosis made by the physician and the conclusion that is drawn from that diagnosis (assessment) and finally it has a plan of what the physician is going to do to the patient which includes the immediate and long term measures (Iyer, et al. 2006).
One legal advantage of SOAP is that there is documentation which ensures communication among different health professionals that may be involved in treatment... Records...
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...At what level values are promoted in nursing education? At what level values are promoted in nursing education? Introduction Nursing education is based on certain values. The promotion of these values is required in order for the quality of nursing education to be high. At this point the following question appears: how nursing education values can be protected? Moreover, the potentials of nursing educators to protect nursing education values are often doubted. In this paper, two particular values of nursing education are explored: equality and diversity. Two articles are reviewed so that all aspects of...
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