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    the constitution. Hence‚ nurses and for that matter‚ all health care professional have a legal‚ moral and ethical responsibility to protect patient’s privacy. Moral and ethics are all about doing good and not causing harm to individuals and society. Thus standing in Lena shoes is not an easy responsibility at all. Lina certainly faced an ethical dilemma of balancing the safety of her sister health and the privacy of her patient. Erickson and Millar (2005) sated “As nurses‚ we need to balance patient

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    of nurses through engagement‚ clinical leaders may recognize burnout symptoms and prevent high turnover. Resolution to clinical leadership issues‚ namely inadequate staffing‚ includes establishing a better working environment and increasing base salary for nurses. Positive and supportive working atmosphere improves production‚ safety‚ and quality of patient care. For instance‚ leaders can offer seminars to nursing staff regarding symptom self-recognition and coping mechanisms to prevent nurse burnout

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    organization can invest in ongoing development of the new hire (Markey & Tingle‚ 2012). Therefore‚ the recruitment process‚ which involves human resources (HR) and the nurse manager (NM)‚ is key to successful health care organization. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the selection process‚ identifying the role expectations of the nurse manager and human resource representatives. Moreover‚ the paper will encompass the skills and the right fit of the desirable candidate for a new graduate RN position

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    Nurse Burnout Essay

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    great portion of nurses eventually became to be known as burnout (Kent‚ P.‚ 2007). The term burnout originally

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    I had the chance to observe and learn what a nurse leader does on a daily base on a busy cardiovascular surgical step-down floor. During my shadowing I followed assistance nurse manager for six hours‚ during those hours we audited floor nurse’s charting especially telemetry strip reading charting‚ had the chance to help out a nurse who was having a hard time drawing blood‚ since the ANM was good at drawing blood he jumped in to help out but‚ mostly we spent most of the hours going room to room between

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    means that you will always be on your toes‚ watching and analyzing everything that could happen. Constant research and updates on your patients and their certain conditions so that if anything changes in their vital signs or their respirations‚ the nurse will be on top of it and have the next step to fix or normalize their conditions. Being vigilant is being able to attach meaning to what is‚ being able to differentiate between risks and what to do if a risk happens‚ always being ready to act‚ watching

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    But developing competency is but one step to becoming an expert nurse. Nurses’ expertise grows over the years — a product of experiences (Saver‚ 2009). The importance of nursing practice expertise in modern and effective health services and its impact on patients‚ colleagues and health care services is internationally recognized (Manley and Webster‚ 2006). Expert nurses - nurse consultants‚ specialist nurses and clinical leaders - possess expertise that spans and integrates interpersonal and technical

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    The ethics‚ values‚ and beliefs of the nurse executive can impact the organization and outcomes in a variety of ways. The ethics of the nurse executive in the health care organization facilitates the organization ability to carry out nursing responsibility in a manner that is consistent with delivering quality care to patients and maintaining all ethical obligations of the profession. (ANA‚ 2001) Values have a major influence on the actions of practitioners and are integral to socialization and

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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 speciality surgical nurse plays a crucial role in communication and the inter-professional team. The role of a surgical nurse has rapidly developed into a speciality type of nursing. Medical advances in technology continue to expand and develop for surgical nurses and patients undergoing different types of surgery such as palliative‚ exploratory‚ emergency and elective surgery. A surgical nurse is required to have a high level of critical thinking skills‚ ability to multi task‚ an extensive knowledge

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