Clinical Nurse Leadership Nursing Leadership Interview summary, literature review, and professional plan Nurses are increasingly being called upon to fulfill clinical leadership roles as well as in their traditional spheres of practice. This is a Continue Reading...
Epidemiology of Communicable Disease - HIV Epidemiology of Communicable Disease Description of the communicable disease (causes, symptoms, mode of transmission, complications, treatment) and the demographic of interest (mortality, morbidity, incide Continue Reading...
Physician-Assisted Death Importance of Physician Assisted Deaths My Ethical Position on Physician Assisted Deaths as a Nurse The Legal Risks for Nurses The Opposing View Summary of Arguments in Favor of My Position Importance of Physician-Assis Continue Reading...
Evolving Practice of Nursing and Patient Care Delivery Models How the Practice of Nursing is Expected to Grow and Change: The Future of Nursing has a few healthcare delivery challenges unique to it, but there are several such issues that commonly oc Continue Reading...
PODCAST: Customizing the Employee Orientation Process for Optimal Benefit Conducting employee orientations that are a good fit with the organization and with new hires is challenging. A home health agency in La Mesa, California was considering ways Continue Reading...
Regardless of how one defines productivity, it is clear that one cannot be productive at work if one is not at work. Human resources Of course, not all professional development is geared at reducing the impact of work-related stressors, but the re Continue Reading...
Informally, each time the nurse interacts with the patient they can provide information; formally, training on specific medications, or procedures; or explaining to the family situations about upcoming tests, operations, or expectations, can be most Continue Reading...
The study focused on mothers in management because as white collar workers they were more inclined to suffer from the loss of steam, reputation ability to advance as they worked to combine their mothering responsibilities with the needs of the care Continue Reading...
For one it is possible that the success rate may be limited by the number of participants willing to participate in a case study in the setting selected for purposes of this study. The results should suggest that multiple interventions including dir Continue Reading...
NURSES AND ELECTED OFFICE Nurses and Elected OfficeAny elective office has a set of qualifications that aspirants must meet. Higher offices have higher qualifications, while lower ones may have only basic requirements. For instance, to be elected as Continue Reading...
Foureur, M., Besley, K., Burton, G., et al. (). Enhancing the resilience of nurses and midwives: Pilot of a mindfulness based program for increased health, sense of coherence and decreased depression, anxiety and stress. Contemporary Nurse 45(1): 114 Continue Reading...
Age Groups and the Nursing Profession Job satisfaction in nursing related to generational age differences Attrition among nurses has been a worrying topic to not only the society but the government and the related agencies in specific. This is due Continue Reading...
Compassion Fatigue Among Nurses Many professionals in the nursing field enter this field with the view of helping others through offering empathetic care for patients with various kinds of conditions including physical, emotional, mental, and spirit Continue Reading...
Healthcare Organizational Problem InterviewIntervieweeName: Dr. Sarah ThompsonPosition: Director of NursingFacility: Green Meadows Long-Term Care FacilityInterview Topic: Organizational Problem in Long-Term Care: Managing Polypharmacy in Elderly Resi Continue Reading...
Nursing Management and Leadership An Analysis of Healthcare Rationing While nursing, and healthcare in general, often gets negative publicity for the idea of rationing care, in many cases it is a necessity. Hospitals and nurses only have so much ti Continue Reading...
Ethical Issues in Healthcare Healthcare Access and Healthcare Rationing Universal Healthcare Coverage Issues with Unequal Access Forms of Rationing Alternative Solutions to Providing Access Nursing, and healthcare in general, often gets negativ Continue Reading...
Nursing Scenario Over the last 25 years, the delivery of healthcare services is consistently changing. This is from consumers demanding better avenues for receiving them. That is focused decreasing costs and enhancing quality. These problems are dir Continue Reading...
Nursing LeadershipIntroductionNursing leadership is a quality that is best illustrated by way of example. This paper looks at the life and career of Dr. Peter Buerhaus, a prominent nursing leader and healthcare economist, who is renowned for his infl Continue Reading...
Clinical Decision Support Systems: Decision support systems were first developed and implemented in the corporate world in order to support business management. In the past few years, these support systems have been integrated into health care organ Continue Reading...
Advanced Practice Nurses and Prescriptive Authority Though the roles of Clinical Nurse Specialist, Nurse Educator and Nurse Administrator are all vital to the health care industry, they are not allowed prescriptive authority per se. However, the rol Continue Reading...
Recruitment, Hiring, And Retention of Acute Care Nurses The strategy needed for hiring recruiting nurses in acute care units Personnel management constitutes of selection and recruitment. Recruitment is an arduous process of selecting and hiring th Continue Reading...
Interactions: the patient had informed me about his medical history and his psychological state so as to compensate and recommend the best possible drug dosage. Nursing implications: This drug has mild side effects. However, the patient was still Continue Reading...
Professional Association American Nurses Association (ANA): Become a Member Today! Member Benefits: Discounts on products and services Discounts on online degrees Discounts on certification exams Career center access Professional liability ins Continue Reading...
Apparently nurses, on the whole, are under-educated regarding the severity, etiology, ramifications, and other sequalea of chronic pain. A study conducted by Ferrel, McCaffery, and Rhiner (1991) discovered that lack of education of health care profes Continue Reading...
Perceptions of Nurses Public and Media Perceptions of Nurses Describe some positive and negative interactions you have had with people when you tell them that you are going to school to become a professional nurse. Discuss your perspective on how nu Continue Reading...
" (Albaugh) study by Aiken et al. (2001) ascertained that the job dissatisfaction experienced by nurses was due to staff shortages and the fact that this resulted in nurses not being able to provide effective and high - quality care. This study also Continue Reading...
Legislation Pertaining to Foreign Nurses Practicing in the United States Discuss the process that this legislation will go through, referencing the steps to the legislative and administrative process The Rural and Urban Health Care Act of 2001 (S 1 Continue Reading...
The data gathered is subjected to statistical analysis using statistical methods of linear regression and chi square testing. The main purpose of the study was to confirm the hypothesis that consultation with CNS or RN in a drug-monitoring clinic h Continue Reading...
The participants of the case study were the members of the medical surgical nursing staff and patients were in hospital since last 6 months. Data was collected and summarized by Gallup Organization, which surveyed 200 medical surgical patients in fo Continue Reading...
Male Nurses Is Nursing Women's Work? With all of this talk about diversity, the global economy, and focus on a nondiscriminatory policy in the mass media, in the new millennium we would like to convince ourselves that we have shed many of the stere Continue Reading...
Political Analysis of Establishing the Baccalaureate Degree as Minimum Requirement for Nursing Establishing the baccalaureate degree as minimum requirement for nursing Identifying and analyzing the problem The challenges of the modern healthcare e Continue Reading...
Financial Management for Nurses The modern healthcare industry is extremely labor intensive. To be effective, a modern nurse manager must balance patient care vs. staffing, procedures vs. patient load, and fiscal budgets in line with appropriate lev Continue Reading...
tenet of the American Nurses Association Code of Ethics states, "the nurse provides services with respect for human dignity and the uniqueness of the client, unrestricted by considerations of social or economic status, personal attributes, or the na Continue Reading...
Educational Levels of Hospital Nurses and Surgical Patient Mortality Whether there is sufficient nursing staff in a hospital has often been thought to have an effect on the well-being of the patients, the quality of care that they receive, and the r Continue Reading...
Computers Used by Nurses The area of interest in nursing informatics are nursing information, nursing data and nursing knowledge. The present state of knowledge related to these phenomena proposes four implications for the development of systems to Continue Reading...
Besides facing stress, and having easy access to medications, critical care and emergency nurses may use recreational drugs more often because they are more likely to have a sensation-seeking personality trait (www.nurseweek.com/news/98-5/25e.html). Continue Reading...
Nurses Meaningful use of data when used together with the best practice and evidence-based practice has the potential to improve health and healthcare for the population. Meaningful use of data greatly affects nurses since they are at the frontline Continue Reading...
However, the extent of discrimination and stigma on a HIV infected HCW is much higher creating severe health, economic and psychosocial consequences for the person. The risk of HIV infection is 100 times lesser than HBV infection and by following 'U Continue Reading...
Moreover, other key benefits of a baccalaureate education include increased self-direction, improved ethical conduct, enhanced performance, increased responsibility, and professional enhancement. (Leonard, 2003) This situation is what they call the Continue Reading...
Cares for Nurses" by Cecil Deans (2004) When people become healthcare practitioners today, perhaps one of the furthest things from their minds is the increasingly violent nature of their potential workplaces. In his article, "Who Cares for Nurses" Continue Reading...
