Nursing Process

NURSING PROCESS Nursing Process and Scientific Method Nursing Process and Scientific Method “Nursing Process” is a scientific technique which is employed for decision making. It is important for nurses to make efficient decisions in their job. It provides a rational and methodical approach for the nurse to address issues and make efficient ...

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Nurse Education

NURSE EDUCATION Educational Preparedness of a Nurse Educational Preparedness of a Nurse Introduction Technology can improve the quality of care, safety and efficiency in nursing and create a better work environment. The California Health Care Foundation, in 2008, published a report which describes improved quality of care and safety of the patient ...

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Advanced Scrub Practitioners

ADVANCED SCRUB PRACTITIONERS Advanced scrub practitioners role and responsibility Advanced scrub practitioners role and responsibility Introduction Now-a-days nursing has developed its all functional activities in accordance with technological, political or socio-economical rapid change. Advanced Scrub practitioners are the part of this all nursing activities. Most importantly, in the operating theatre the role of ...

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Nursing

NURSING Why I want to be a Nurse Why I want to be a Nurse The main reason behind why I choose to be a nurse is my husband's disease. Shortly after my marriage my husband was diagnosed of cancer. Choosing to be a nurse is an important decision of my ...

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Managing Resources

MANAGING RESOURCES Managing Resources Managing Resources: The Staff Monitoring and Improving Introduction Leadership in health care presents opportunity for unique challenge and self-fulfillment. It also calls on deep, personal strength, values, and vision. In addressing health care leaders, we are reminded of the clear differences among them: Some lead academic medical centers, others ...

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Annotated Bibliography

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Annotated Bibliography Annotated Bibliography Neil J. Smelser, Paul B. Baltes, (2001), “International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences”, 26 v. Oxford: Elsevier. Paul B. Baltes was a German national who studied psychology. The scientific agenda that he devoted himself to was the establishment and promotion of life-span orientation of ...

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Communication Strategies

COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES Therapeutic Physical, Verbal, and Other Communication strategies Therapeutic, Physical and Verbal Communication Strategies Introduction Since the population of the world is growing rapidly, along with the sense of awareness, it has created a demand for the premier quality of healthcare. Nevertheless, we are still short of skilled supporting staff to address that ...

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Provider-Patient Relationship

PROVIDER-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP Provider-Patient Relationship Provider-Patient Relationship Introduction The purpose of code of ethics in nursing with reference to the provider-patient relationship is not only for the patients but for nurses as well. Code of ethics ensures that nurses remain committed to patients and the health care needs of the patients are also ...

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Ageing And Managing Health

AGEING AND MANAGING HEALTH Ageing and Managing Health Ageing and Managing Health Introduction Part 1 - A Discharge Plan Discharge planning has been defined as a systematic, organized and centralized approach to providing continuity of care from the time a patient is admitted to a health care facility through return to the community. ...

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Leadership

LEADERSHIP Characteristics of Leadership in Nursing Characteristics of Leadership in Nursing Introduction A concept of leadership in nursing grew out of a long-standing and enduring commitment to describe and define the concept and field of nursing leadership. In a number of precedent researches, this personates around the world, I have tried to share ...

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