Iom Report The Future Of Nursing Leading Change Advancing Health

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IOM Report the Future of Nursing Leading Change Advancing Health

IOM Report the Future of Nursing Leading Change Advancing Health

Introduction

21st century comprises of a number of complex health problems including obesity in children, the risk of influenza and other serious diseases. The purpose of IOM is to offer national advice on the issues that related to the biomedical science, medicine and health. However, the mission is to serve as an advisor for the health improvement across the nation. In the report we will explore the roles, responsibilities and education of nurse which should be changed in order to cope with increase health care demand and advance improvement in America's increasingly complex health system.

Discussion

The Future of Nursing: Focus on Education

Education is very important in any flied you enter. Basic education has the task to lead to learning, to promote further learning and improve in problem-solving. NCLEX-RN test is a professional license for being a registered nurse, which accepted everywhere in the world. Only graduates of the nursing fields allowed taking the test. A controversy exist in preparation of RN test and some people believe that BSN should only be the test prerequisite for RN and ADN graduates should be given the license of specialized nurses (Berkowitz, Edward, 1998, pp. 7). BSN (Bachelors of Science in Nursing) is a four year degree program. The nursing schools credited by either the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) or the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE). The BSN students awarded a professional degree for nursing, along with the practical relevant experience. It prepares a nurse from the theoretical as well as from the practical point of view of the subject. The first two years are the theoretical studies in which student provided with general education about their subject and given the broad array about the ...
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