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    The Guam Nurses Association meeting began as most meetings begin‚ old members greet each other‚ and new members or outside visitors introduce themselves to the group. The Guam Nurses Association is made up of registered nurses who come together in order to support the nursing community on Guam and also promote unification amongst registered nurses. The meeting was held in a banquet hall in the Westin Resort Guam‚ in Tumon. The meeting provided for a continuing education credit‚ breakfast‚ and an

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    the Nurse Is a Bully” by Theresa Brown‚ R.N.‚ shows that a lot of aggressiveness happens in the medical field. Especially‚ how the experienced nurses treat and act towards the student/new nurses. In the article‚ Brown’s co-worker had said “It’s that whole ‘Nurses eat their young’ thing.” Perhaps that phrase Brown’s co-worker had said means more than just the senior nurses treating the new nurses so poorly. Could this possibly be the experienced nurse’s strategy to make the upcoming nurses have

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    Ethical dilemmas for nurse leaders Sorces of ethicl delimmas for nurses include reaction to a situation‚ continuation of a distressing situation and a complex situation which causes distress in others. Also the overall personality of the nurse leader themselves such as if they have a nervous disposition. Moral distress amid nurses is describe by Jameton (1984) as two different dimenions intial dimension and rective dimension of moral distress. Initial moral distress is when a nurse is faced with interpersonal

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    Nurse Practitioner and Nurse Educator Role in Health Care Changes Teaching is an integral part in the practice of nursing. Every Nurse Educators (NE) plays a fundamental part on the enhancement of the nursing workforce by serving as role models in the improvement on management‚ implementation and evidence-based practice of an effective patient care. Whether they work in schools or clinical environments‚ NE equips and guides future patient care providers into future leaders of the nursing profession

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    EIGHT MOST OFTEN ASKED INTERVIEW QUESTIONS Interview Questions Worksheet 1. Would you tell me about yourself? I am currently a junior at Waiakea High School and I plan to graduate in the year 2014. I am a very hardworking person and I’m very active. I always strive to do the best I can when doing any task. I try to get along with all of my coworkers. I’m always on time and I’m a very trustworthy person. I make sure that all the tasks that are given to me are completed

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    A nurse provides care‚ instruction‚ guidance‚ and makes sure that all measures are being taken for the patient to have the best possible outcomes. My experience as a registered nurse has helped me develop my feelings and beliefs toward this incredible profession. I am grateful that nursing allows a person endless opportunities for growth within the field while fulfilling the need to serve others. It is my goal as a nurse to empower patients through the behaviors I display during their care. Nursing

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    A recent survey concluded that only 10% of nurse supervisors believed their newly graduated nurses were fully prepared to practice safely and effectively (Twibell & Pierre‚ 2012). This low percentage may be attributed to the new graduate turnover rate‚ which is around 30% the first year of practice and as high as 57% the second year (Twibell & Pierre‚ 2012). Although hospitals have reduced current nurse turnover‚ there is an estimation of a 260‚000-nurse shortage by the year of 2025 due to Baby Boomer

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    Analysis The nurse-patient relationship boundaries are mainly achieved through a bond which is special and is build through trust‚ mutual understanding‚ respect‚ and compassion. There is a code of Ethics for nurse according to the National Council of state boards of Nursing (NCSBN) that states that’ Nurses maintains and recognizes boundaries that establish limits to relationships appropriately when acting within one’s role as a professional. There should be space between the power of nurses and the vulnerability

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    Why I Want to Be a Nurse

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    I WANT TO BE A NURSE The field of nursing has long interested me because I find myself compassionate about providing care to sick people. I think that the field of nursing may serve as a way for me to help individuals especially during their most difficult times such as illness and accidents. I am aware that the training required to become a nurse is challenging. I am still willing to undergo such challenging training in order to enhance my greatest capabilities as a nurse. I am excited about

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    Nurse Practitioners have crusaded through the years paving a way of professionalism for the future Nurse Practitioners. Early Nurse Practitioner?s fought adversity within our own profession making the transition to where we are today as a profession even more difficult. Kurt Lewin?s theory of change is uncannily supported when reflecting back on the evolution of Nurse Practitioner profession: Unfreezing: Challenging the status quo to gain support that a change is needed. Freezing: Making a change

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