in Healthcare Management from Walden University. She has more than 10 years of clinical experience and has worked in middle management positions in different nursing facilities before. Prior to being appointed the nurse manager of the Cardiac Progressive Unit (2s) at the hospital, WW was a nurse supervisor in the same unit for more than 3 years.
WW's leadership style as the nurse manager can be described as transformational leadership style, which she utilized to ensure that the nursing staff in the unit performed their respective duties as expected and met the desired goals. According to Perez (2014), transformational leadership style involves motivating… Continue Reading...
health settings. A BSN typically does not get more clinical experience carrying out assessments and procedures in an acute care setting. Students will likely exit no more adept at wielding needles and tubes, but be better prepared for hospital employment nonetheless” (Nursinglicensure.org). As a result of the fact that the BSN nurse is more prepared with clinical experience, this graduate might have an easier time adjusting to employment as an actual nurse, as the high stakes and ultra fast-paced world of nursing is something that is not foreign to him/her. Thus, the real-life learning curve will be smaller. This… Continue Reading...
the search for and critically appraising the most relevant evidence, one\\'s clinical experience and the preferences of the patient (Fortunato, Grainger, & Abou-El-Enein, 2018). The process involved in EBP allows the practitioner to assess research, clinical guidelines, and other information resources that are based on high-quality findings and apply the results obtained to improve their practice.
Since EBP heavily relies on research and searching for available evidence to support a hypothetical question in order to solve a current problem, it is vital that one understands and interprets statistical data that is presented in the research articles that they are evaluating. A… Continue Reading...
Social Workers' Application of Social Work
Evidence-based practice is defined as a process through which a practitioner combines clinical experience with well-research interventions/measures. Evidence-based practice has not only emerged as an important component in the modern healthcare sector but is also increasingly vital in social work practice. The increased significance of evidence-based practice in social work is attributable to the fact that social workers are constantly seeking well-researched studies to obtain information that enhances their knowledge base. Additionally, competent social work practitioners continue to look for a wide range of theoretical knowledge to enhance their experiences and practice. Therefore, social workers rely on evidence-base practice to enhance their… Continue Reading...
