Professional Identity In Nursing
twenty first century nurses can obtain education from graduate to doctorate in various specialties in nursing (code of professional conduct and ethics for registered nurses and midwives, 2014). As said above, there are programs for nurses like advanced nurse nursing need to promote the changes and implement it among public, nurses and allied health professionals (Butts and Rich, 2014).
Nurse’s Professional Identity
Professional identity has become more relevant in the twenty first century. In the light of the professional identity as a nurse - it is a widely known figure of care and compassion. The self-realization of being a nurse to provide selfless service and care makes a person effective as a nurse. Macintosh (2003) state the professional identity of nurse’s is a constant change throughout the service period. The identity of nursing has become stronger and it also has improved to …show more content…
In practitioners, graduate programs and doctor of nursing (DNP) where the scope is expanded. But the nurse practitioners are allowed to do only certain prescriptions and request blood tests. The Institute Of Medicine (IOM) has suggested the congress and state legislature law that nurse practitioners should be allowed to do more junior doctors job legally (study.com, 2010). Each nurse is responsible for improving their own knowledge and skills.
On the other hand, Drummond and Standish (2007), argues that the nurses are in danger because of technicians and health care assistants. One example that Shields and Watson (2007), debate about is that nursing in The United Kingdom is dying because nurses are being replaced by technicians and health care assistants. Nursing jobs are done by health care assistants such as making the bed, feeding the patient and assessing the skin condition of the patient for which they are not trained to
Nurse’s Professional Identity
Professional identity has become more relevant in the twenty first century. In the light of the professional identity as a nurse - it is a widely known figure of care and compassion. The self-realization of being a nurse to provide selfless service and care makes a person effective as a nurse. Macintosh (2003) state the professional identity of nurse’s is a constant change throughout the service period. The identity of nursing has become stronger and it also has improved to …show more content…
In practitioners, graduate programs and doctor of nursing (DNP) where the scope is expanded. But the nurse practitioners are allowed to do only certain prescriptions and request blood tests. The Institute Of Medicine (IOM) has suggested the congress and state legislature law that nurse practitioners should be allowed to do more junior doctors job legally (study.com, 2010). Each nurse is responsible for improving their own knowledge and skills.
On the other hand, Drummond and Standish (2007), argues that the nurses are in danger because of technicians and health care assistants. One example that Shields and Watson (2007), debate about is that nursing in The United Kingdom is dying because nurses are being replaced by technicians and health care assistants. Nursing jobs are done by health care assistants such as making the bed, feeding the patient and assessing the skin condition of the patient for which they are not trained to