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    RUP1 Project Nursing is a profession in which professionalism and high moral character go hand in hand. Nurses have access to very important information and care for patients during critical times in their lives. Because of the nature of work that a nurse does‚ they must always maintain professionalism to ensure that their patients have the upmost trust in them. A. Functional Differences In order to become a registered nurse‚ one must pass nursing school and then go on to pass a test given

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    and very challenging. Many people choose to be nurses because the love to help people and it comes natural to them; it seems to be what many do best. Nursing is a diverse and rewarding discipline that combines compassion with sophisticated health technology. “Nurses evaluate‚ diagnose‚ and treat health problems. They help people meet basic health needs‚ adapt to physical changes‚ recover from illness‚ and die with dignity. You knew all that. The profession offers a variety of employment and career

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    NURSING When I grow up I want to be a nurse. I want to work on the pediatric floor at the hospital. It will take longer to be a pediatric nurse‚ than a regular nurse. I want to start by becoming a registered nurse‚ then move on to get my bachelor in scientific nursing. Once completed with that then I want to proceed on to pursuing pediatric nursing. I personally don’t care about the amount of money that I would

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    realised that I would prefer to be working in a more rewarding role and I believe I can find this in mental health nursing. I have a passion to provide care and support to those with mental illness‚ to get them to better health‚ and a desire to help address the stigma that is still often attached to mental illness. I have had extensive discussions with two of my friends who have undertaken nursing degrees and feel I would be energised by the challenges of the role i.e. working long hours in a demanding

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    Community Health Nursing HAT 2 Western Governors University Community Health Nursing HAT 2 Section A I feel that the quality of life has more importance than the quantity of life. It is important to make decisions together that family members can live with after the death of their loved one. While I would support a persons right to pursue further treatments‚ medicine can only do so much and in many cases reduces the quality of the time you have left. Spending time together‚ talking

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    The evolution of Nursing has occurred over the course of many eras. In the Mid 1800s‚ Florence Nightingale‚ a pioneer of nursing education‚ realized that nursing knowledge was a “unique focus…distinct from medical knowledge.” (Alligood‚ n.d.‚ p. 3) However‚ it was not until the 1950’s that the profession as a whole realized the need for theory development. The apprenticeship model of vocational training was challenged at that time‚ and Nursing emerged as a Science. The curriculum era encompassed

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    Importance of Family Health History Your Patients’ and Your Own JoAnn Grif Alspach‚ RN‚ MSN‚ EdD‚ Editor As much as we might anticipate that the most cutting-edge scientific approaches to health assessment would afford the most reliable indicators for guiding health care decisions‚ that isn’t always the case. Researchers at the Genomic Medicine Institute’s Center for Personalized Genetic Healthcare at the Cleveland Clinic recently reported that when an assessment of family health history was compared

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    Health Care History HCS/440 Wednesday 10/01/2014 Professor : Lana Mclecthie Before 1900‚ there really wasn’t what you could call major health care in this country. The American Medical Association (AMA) was just getting off the ground‚ hospitals were just getting established‚ doctors still made house calls and traded their services for goods‚ and people still used a lot of home remedies to treat their ailments. Health insurance was unheard of! Between

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    My passion to study mental health nursing came from my experience of working with those suffering from a variety of mental disabilities at Mencap- I currently volunteer here every Tuesday evening‚ it is a social club and I support the staff and stimulate their minds with various activities such as table tennis‚ net ball‚ drawing and football. The people at the club really enjoy this and it gives them a chance to socialise with others. Although not all of these people have mental disabilities it has

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    The term disparities are referred to as differences. Health disparities are differences between groups of people in health. These differences vary from presence of disease‚ access to healthcare‚ from racial/ethnic groups‚ gender‚ age groups‚ environment‚ and socioeconomic groups. These differences exist largely in the United States with minorities consisting of African Americans‚ Asian Americans‚ Latinos‚ and Native Americans. For example the cancer rate of African Americans is ten percent higher

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