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    Nurse Manager Interview

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    The Interview- Nurse Manager According to Wilkes University (2017)‚ the role of nurse manger can be very rewarding. They report that 90 percent of nurse managers are happy in their role. Nurse Managers work in all different types of locations in the medical profession. The role of a nurse manager can be challenging. They run the day to day operations of their departments. Their job description includes recruiting/hiring staff and making sure staff are trained and educated. They manage department

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    What Is A Nurse Leader?

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    What is a nurse leader? The profession of nursing is one of leadership by its very nature. Nurses are looked to as leaders across the health care continuum‚ regardless of their role or practice settings. Throughout nursing school I have been taught that I will be a part of care teams‚ associate with colleagues from other disciplines‚ and be held accountable for patient care outcomes. A nurse leader does not mean nurse manger. Not every nurse manger is a good leader‚ and those with strong leadership

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    Challenges for a New Nurse A new nurse faces a formidable set of challenges when walking onto their first job. Sadly‚ nursing schools do not truly prepare the new nurse for the shock of caring for patients and the responsibility that goes with it. A new nurse may have excellent preparation on a theoretical level‚ but this is a far cry from the daily grind of patient care. Having to learn the complex daily routines of a floor or specialty care unit‚ along with numerous drugs used‚ dealing

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    Nurse To Patient Ratio

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    growing shortage of nurses in America ’s hospitals is putting patient lives in danger and requires immediate attention. "The current nursing shortage threatens to heavily impact our citizens ’ health and our nations ’ security preparedness". (Person‚ 2003) The nursing shortage that is sweeping across the United States has been upgraded from a health crisis to a national security concern. A recent study in Pennsylvania found that surgical patients in hospitals with high patient-to-nurse ratios experience

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    Nurse Observational Study

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    ability and poor institutional regulations (Cloete‚ 2015). However‚ while all of these factors do play a role in how a nurse has to manage their time they should not prevent a nurse from following safety guidelines. Yet‚ unfortunately‚ this has been seen to be the case within several studies. Kim and Bates (2012) conducted an observational study in Korea to see how well the nurses were adhering to the local medication administration protocols‚ basic infection regulation and accurate drug regulation

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    Nurse Shiftwork Effects

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    Shiftwork: Its Detrimental Effects Every new nurse graduate looks forward to the day where they graduate and only have to work three 12 hour shifts a week. Most graduates are unaware of shiftwork and the detrimental effects it can have on their health. Shiftwork means working any shifts that fall outside of the norm nine to five schedule. In terms of the healthcare sector‚ it has two main categories of shift durations that allows for continuous care of patients. These two systems can further be

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    Rudolph Virchow was very talented. He was a scientist and a teacher as well as an editor/writer‚ politician‚ and anthropologist. Virchow made several important scientific discoveries. One that he is most famous for‚ is that cells come from other cells. He also discovered that diseases come from malfunctioning cells. Rudolph Virchow was married in 1850 and had six children‚ four daughters and two sons. Both of his sons were scientists. Virchow is considered the father of pathology and made advancements

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    From the beginning of Rock n’ Roll in the 50’s‚ till’ the now ever growing present generation of Rock n’ Roll‚ there have been many famous musicians. But there are only a few who can be said to be the kings of Rock n’ Roll. Little Richard‚self proclaimed the “Architect of Rock n’ Roll”‚ was one of the most energetic and enthusiastic Rock n’ Roll musicians there is to date.Little Richard is the true king of Rock n’ Roll because of the way he portrayed himself through a troubling new era.His attitude

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    Oskar Schindler completed the impossible task of saving over a thousand Jews from relegation during the Holocaust. Although Schindler worked efficiently and effectively‚ his climb to success was not easily achieved. Schindler underwent numerous strenuous tasks‚ and solved difficult issues to achieve the greatness that he did. Schindler risked his life multiple times to protect those less fortunate. Schindler betrayed his own morals in order to protect the Jewish people. At the beginning of World

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    Harper Lee wasn’t popular in her early life. She did however become very popular and well known when one of her books‚ To Kill a Mockingbird got published. Once the book was published‚ she gained lots of money and fame. She didn’t use the money that she gained from the book to live in high class society. So she avoided the spotlight by living as a middle class person and dressing as one. There weren’t any fancy clothes‚ living conditions and she didn’t use her money to become famous. (Listland 1)

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