Health Care and Transparency Issues
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Nursing is a tough profession to perform well. There are constant innovations and changes in healthcare that make research and education a top priority among nurses to achieve the goal of providing high quality care. Evidence-based practice offers nurses a way to use the research continuously developed to create strategies and techniques that better suit the needs of patients. However, it is a daunting task that many nurses have not successfully accomplished. From problems with nursing leaders to an inability to apply knowledge learned, evidence-based practice has not caught on in nursing practice as desired. To create strategies to better foster evidence-based nursing… Continue Reading...
of the individual patients. In accordance to DNP Essential No. 1, this means taking active measures to stay abreast of proposed changes in healthcare policies on a provider level, community level, regional level, and national level. This may mean subscribing to, or at least reading on a consistent basis, information about upcoming legislative changes and gaining a thorough understanding of what they would mean. Another way to do this is through joining professional organizations that keep their members up-to-date on upcoming policy changes. Developing leadership in this area involves staying abreast of the changes and taking action to make certain that the voice of the nurse, who is in continual contact… Continue Reading...
