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    Martha E Rogers

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    Martha E Rogers was born a hundred years ago on March 3rd 1914 in Texas. She died March 13th 1994 in Phoenix‚ Arizona1. A casual occurrence‚ she shared her birthday with Florence Nightingale born 94 years before and had passed away four years before2. They will share more than a birthdate as we will see later namely the role of the nursing as distinct from medicine. One is helping nature while nursing puts the patient in the best environment for nature to act 3 Martha was born in a family which

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    In the 1800’s an effort to redefine nursing‚ by improving upon patient care‚ Florence Nightingale stands as the patron leader. She went onto grapple with the task of improving upon deplorable hospital conditions; while‚ measuring patient’s outcomes in a statistical method. Over a hundred years later‚ more recent compiled research related to a link between hospital staffing issues and adverse patient outcomes grabs the attention of internal and external healthcare populations. In the 90’s and early

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    Is Nursing a Profession

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    practitioner‚ having a code of ethics‚ receiving compensation commensurate with the work‚ being organized to promote a needed service‚ having autonomy in practice‚ and being recognized by the government with licensure"(Pinkerton‚ 2001‚p.130). "Florence Nightingale first began professional education for nurses in 1860"(Encarta‚2000¶3). Currently there are several levels of education for nurses‚ ranging from diploma to doctoral degrees. Nurses are legally accountable to practice within the nurse practice

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    Hi Antoinetta‚ I notice in your response of clinical informatics being implemented on units that the inpatients are provided iPads to access for their medical records? To take part of their care? WOW! That seems bizarre to me. It seems like it would be asking for trouble. Wouldn’t you agree? Antoinetta‚ I can’t help to imagine the patient laying in bed‚ board‚ obviously not a real sick patient‚ asking a multitude of questions‚ for example‚ “what does this word mean”‚ “what does that lab

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    My Nursing Philosophy

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    My Nursing Philosophy My journey as Registered Nurse began almost ten years ago. This was not my first career‚ but I always wanted to help people no matter what my job was. I received my ADN degree in 2007 and began working as a nurse on one of the telemetry units of my hospital. I did not know much if anything about nursing theory at this point. However‚ my internal desire to help is what always pushes me to provide the care that I would want to see any of my family members receive if they

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    Even though nursing is not everyone‚ anyone can learn nursing skills and techniques but some not at the same pace because everyone is different. There are lots of techniques and skills you can learn and will always remember from nursing because Nursing techniques can be learned and applied by people from all walks of life and can also save life’s. First‚ There are lots of techniques and skills you can learn and will always remember from nursing because Nursing skills techniques can be learned and

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    On Nursing Theories

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    things that come to mind when faced with dire situations. In my interviews the three of them tells me that theories are almost never present in their minds when doing their job. But one theorist keeps coming up and that person is no other than Nightingale. Her theory seems to be the most popular. Since her theory is simple but true and without doubt effective in helping a patient achieve health. As I have said earlier‚ nursing is sometimes about experience. Nurses are more effective when they

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    Nursing and Empathy

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    Empathy is one of the key communication skills used and needed in nursing to give patients the best outcome possible‚ whilst under the duty of care in a hospital. Empathy builds trust and respect between the nurse and patient. To earn the trust and respect of a patient‚ the nurse needs to take a step back and employ active listening (the practice of listening to what has been said and repeating back to show understanding) when communicating with the patient to understand what the patient’s needs

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    working women

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    always played an important position in the progress of a nation. In the early days of Islam‚ women worked side by side with men. In the battlefield‚ they nursed the injured‚ kept up the supplies and in certain cases even fought bravely. Florence Nightingale was the woman‚ who led a very successful campaign for the reforms of hospitals and nursing profession. Women had been great saints‚ scholars‚ poets‚ writers‚ reformers and administrators. In modern age‚ women are going very well in all the fields

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    nursing. Nursing is more than just simply taking care of someone’s physical needs‚ nurses are responsible for emotional‚ physical‚ mental‚ and spiritual health. As we learned in class‚ the nursing profession has evolved significantly since Florence Nightingale. Not only are nurses much more respected‚ they play a major role in the medical field. Without nurses‚ hospitals‚ clinics‚ and private practices would be lost. Prior to this class‚ I always viewed nurses as below doctors. However‚ I now view

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