Nursing Philosophy Reflection
Reflection on Nursing Philosophy
Elizabeth A. Roberts
University of Texas at Arlington College of Nursing and Health Innovation
In partial fulfillment of the requirements of
N4685 BSN Capstone
Jeanean Boyd, MSN, RN
April 6, 2017 Reflection on Nursing Philosophy
As I come to the end of finishing the BSN Capstone course, I find myself reflecting on the past, the present, and the future. I cordially invite you on my journey through my nursing education at University of Arlington (UTA), Arlington, Texas. This journey will focus on the goals I have set for the future with changes in behavior and attitude that have occurred throughout my RN-BSN learning voyage. My written journey will also describe what I have learned and how my behavior and attitude has been shaped by these nursing courses and by my experience as a Registered Nurse. I will navigate through the struggles I have faced and the accomplishments I have achieved, which are factors that have contributed to becoming a lifelong learner.
Best Practices as a Registered Nurse
As a nurse, I believe that I have the responsibility and privilege of providing safe, competent, …show more content…
The school made it clear that insults and condescension would not be tolerated. The academic courses have been positive and encouraging environments that have motivated students to strive for their maximum potential as individuals, members of various and social groups, and humanity in general. The instruction, examination, and grading have been challenging, but neither exasperating nor tyrannical. My experience with the RN-BSN program has equipped me with critical thinking skills, which will assist me in the challenges and opportunities of the future. Academic coaches have also embraced diversity in discussions and assignments as a means of gaining new
Elizabeth A. Roberts
University of Texas at Arlington College of Nursing and Health Innovation
In partial fulfillment of the requirements of
N4685 BSN Capstone
Jeanean Boyd, MSN, RN
April 6, 2017 Reflection on Nursing Philosophy
As I come to the end of finishing the BSN Capstone course, I find myself reflecting on the past, the present, and the future. I cordially invite you on my journey through my nursing education at University of Arlington (UTA), Arlington, Texas. This journey will focus on the goals I have set for the future with changes in behavior and attitude that have occurred throughout my RN-BSN learning voyage. My written journey will also describe what I have learned and how my behavior and attitude has been shaped by these nursing courses and by my experience as a Registered Nurse. I will navigate through the struggles I have faced and the accomplishments I have achieved, which are factors that have contributed to becoming a lifelong learner.
Best Practices as a Registered Nurse
As a nurse, I believe that I have the responsibility and privilege of providing safe, competent, …show more content…
The school made it clear that insults and condescension would not be tolerated. The academic courses have been positive and encouraging environments that have motivated students to strive for their maximum potential as individuals, members of various and social groups, and humanity in general. The instruction, examination, and grading have been challenging, but neither exasperating nor tyrannical. My experience with the RN-BSN program has equipped me with critical thinking skills, which will assist me in the challenges and opportunities of the future. Academic coaches have also embraced diversity in discussions and assignments as a means of gaining new