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    Running head: EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY     My Educational Journey at Saint Joseph’s College       Professor Nursing 300: Professional Transitions Unit 1 part 1 December 12‚ 2011               EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY My Educational Journey at Saint Joseph’s College Professional Transitions is the first of many classes that I will experience during my journey of obtaining my Bachelors degree in Nursing at Saint Joseph’s College of Maine. Personally I have many reasons for

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    Having completed nursing education was all in pursuit of a greater cause in helping others and Bellevue College’s RN-BSN program is somewhere I believe to continue it. Before realizing this pursuit‚ I had my own predicament to face‚ something I believe to be a curse and a gift. After doing so I sought out to volunteer at a nearby hospital to learn more what I was chasing for. One experience that has shaped me as a person is my specific learning disability. This disability was diagnosed to me when

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    Article Review: Increasing RN-BSN Enrollments: Facilitating Articulation through Curriculum Reform Karl Jennette Transitions in Professional Nursing Increasing RN-BSN Enrollments: Facilitating Articulation through Curriculum Reform Introduction There is a significant need to increase the BSN enrollment as the majority of new nurse enrollment is at the associate degree in nursing level (Spencer‚ 2008‚ 312). It will be discussed‚ based on the article; Increasing RN-BSN Enrollments: Facilitating

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    Comparison of ADN and BSN Graduates What is the difference between nurses prepared as an Associates Degree Nurse (ADN) and nurses prepared with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree? Both nurses have a formal education. After graduating from their programs‚ they are both required to take the NCLEX-RN licensing exam. However‚ BSN nurses are better critical thinkers‚ have better leadership and mentoring skills‚ and are more prepared to meet the increasing demands placed on nurses today.

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    2008). Of the three most popular ways to become a registered nurse‚ a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree has been recognized as the best training for nurses in the current complex healthcare system. A baccalaureate prepared nurse possesses additional skills in critical thinking‚ leadership‚ case management‚ health promotion and can function extremely well across all healthcare settings. A BSN is a four year degree covering all clinical areas of nursing as well as professional nursing‚ areas

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    ADN to BSN: Factors and their Degree of Contribution to ADN Students’ Decision to Pursue a BSN Group 25: Bricecine McNair‚ Chelsi Channell‚ Hongan Nguyen‚ Jacob Brush‚ Nisha Brice‚ Ryan Clark Methodological Section/Research Design The purpose of this study is to examine how personal perceptions are associated with an ADN student’s willingness to obtain a BSN. A two-year longitudinal pre-test and post-test design will be utilized (Leedy & Ormrod.‚ 2012). The pre-test will survey first semester

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    physiotherapists or even a fellow nurse. Registered Practical Nurses (RPN) and Registered Nurses (RN) work together on a daily basis and work in partnership with one another to provide the level of care that is required in order for a patient to meet their outcomes. Pediatric palliative care is a specialized setting that requires constant teamwork or consultations and majority of the centers only allow RN`s to work on that floor‚ however; some centers allow for RPN`s to care for these children. Crozier

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    The Importance of BSN

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    The Importance of a BSN Prepared Nurse in Today’s Health System My interest of going back to school sparked some interesting questions amongst my colleagues. Some would ask‚ “Why?” Others would ask‚” Does it make you a better a nurse?” The comment that all nurses practice under the same governing board so why bother was heard twice. These are great questions and while all nurses do practice under the same board‚ with the demanding and evolving changes in health care and the numerous studies that

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    REGISTERED NURSE (RN) INTRODUCTION The field of nursing has been well-known since the beginning of civilization. People everywhere are familiar with this field because people have always and will continue to experience illness‚ pain‚ suffering and death. The purpose of this report is to provide readers with detailed information about the field of nursing including its history‚ occupation description‚ education requirements‚ employment opportunities‚ job outlook‚ job availability and salary.

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    RN Interview Nursing‚ is a profession that I have long admired and considered to be one of the most gratifying positions that a person can hold due to the ability to positively affect so many people’s lives. This also comes with a huge responsibility to constantly be aware and monitor one’s own emotional state while adjusting to each patients needs and maintaining a high level of professionalism. When looking at the two areas of professionalism and emotional intelligence I believe that they are

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