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    Nursing Shortage Essay

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    The impact of nursing of nursing shortage on the provision of quality healthcare and patient safety was discussed in this paper. The negative impact of nursing shortage on the quality of care and patient safety is that when nurses are few‚ patient safety is threatened and health care quality is diminished. This can incur high cost to hospitals. Nurses who have heavy workload are more likely to experience burnout and intend to leave their job within the next year causing high turnover rate. When nurses

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    Engagement In Nursing

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    Persuasive Essay Nursing‚ as a profession‚ involves the advanced development of many different skills. Nurses not only need to be experts when it comes to the concrete scientific side of nursing (medicines and treatments)‚ but also in the abstract side of nursing; the X-factor of nursing (caring and reflection). Relational practice is central to nursing and the development of these “X-factor skills” because it promotes an increase in the capacity to care‚ teaches nurses to be properly engaged in

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    My Nursing Philosophy

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    My philosophy of nursing is to provide safe and competent patient care while also being compassionate‚ caring‚ and nonjudgmental when providing care to my patients. I live by the phrase; treat others‚ as you want to be treated. I treat my patient as someone’s loved one‚ significant other‚ child‚ mother or father‚ not just a room number. I believe each patient should be treated equally and respectfully regardless of his or her race‚ sex‚ age‚ financial status‚ religion‚ values or beliefs. The core

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    Male Nurses Egalitarian is relating to‚ or believing in the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities. Okay‚ well does that statement complement the fact that men are becoming nurses? Most of you might assume that a occupation as high as nursing is one that will exceedingly welcome and contain a variety of women and men. Truthfully‚ just as it already worked our perception on the idea‚ this concept on hand is overwhelmingly deceiving us wrongly with different

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    All of my life I have been blessed and surrounded by women who are loving‚ caring and of a strong character. It was through their lessons that I made it my priority to practice nursing with compassion‚ respect‚ integrity‚ and sensitivity to diversity. Seeing the difference I can make in the lives of patients and their families is the fuel that drives me to be energetic when collaborating with all of the medical staff. Seeing the patient return back to a healthy state makes it all worthwhile. Nursing

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    The success of a Preceptorship partnership is vital to the retention of nurses and positive morale within a clinical setting. Preceptors are essential to create and maintain a culture of safety for the patient. This culture depends on the quality of nursing care‚ and preceptors have a considerable role to play in this. There is ample research on the benefit of preceptorship within a nursing unit. Preceptors must have useful interpersonal and communication skills‚ teaching skills and a sensitivity

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    Case Study: Floating

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    To Float or Not to Float Floating is a common practice that occurs in hospitals every day. Healthcare facilities use floating to deal with staffing issues when units are understaffed due to high acuity or census. This can leave the most competent nurse filled with dread‚ leaving their professional confidence and comfort behind. Floating is stressful and it contributes to nurse dissatisfaction and causes an increase in nurse turnover (Garrison‚ 2018). Nurses in general have chosen their particular

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    Graduate Nurse Retention

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    Abstract The issue of new graduate nurse retention remains a challenge in many healthcare facilities. More than 50% of new graduate nurses leave their first employment in less than a year (North‚ Johnson‚ Knotts & Whelan 2006). Because new recruits are often faced with a variety of stressors in their beginning practice it is clear that a structured mentoring program could be of

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    Vark Analysis

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    Educational Preparation Depending on a nurses’ educational pathway; whether it be a two year Associate-degree or a four year baccalaureate-degree‚ the competency and preparedness in the end is quite different between the two. The demand for a more educated nursing professional‚ has gained attention in the more recent years as the demands and complexity of healthcare has evolved. The long accepted educational standard‚ for what the entry level practicing nurse should be taught‚ has come into question

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    Duty of Care Q2. “Do you feel that the nurses caring for Scott fulfilled the duty of care that was owed him? The NMC: The Code requires nurses and midwifes to treat people as individuals. They must treat them kindly with consideration and respect their dignity. They must act as an advocate for people in their care and provide them with support and information access to health and social care needs. I don’t feel that Scott was treated in this way. According to Scott he was not given

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