A professional moral compass is something everyone has and lives by. In the nursing practice, an individual’s personal, cultural, and spiritual values contribute to their worldview and philosophy of nursing. One’s personal values, philosophy, and worldview may conflict with his or her obligation to practice, creating an ethical dilemma. In addition, personal values in regard to the morals and ethical dilemmas faced in the health care field affect behavior and decision making. My personal, cultural
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areas seen affected by emerging trends in the past and present is the healthcare field. Various aspects of healthcare will continue to grow and shape our future including: the nursing workforce, innovative medical technology, etc. As healthcare needs continue rise and the population ages, I believe a shortage in nursing may be imminent based on these subsequent rationales that are discussed. On March 23, 2010 the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) was signed into law. Lanthrop and
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beyond boundaries, shaping a tomorrow where healthcare is not just practiced, but is truly felt. In the complex realm of healthcare, Nurse Practitioners appear as the anchor, playing a crucial role that expands beyond the limits of traditional medical practice. As we navigate the strong passage of this profession, an intense and life-changing journey unfolds. A journey marked by continuous professional growth, a quantity of diverse opportunities, and a deep sense of purpose within the ever evolving landscape
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The IOM Report: The Future of Nursing The IOM Report: The Future of Nursing The IOM also known as “The institute of medicine” has come out with a report and study on the nursing profession. This report states that the nursing profession needs to take a leadership boost in healthcare. This paper will discuss how the IOM impacts the future nursing education, nursing practice, and the nurse’s role as a leader. It also speaks of what the healthcare organization needs to do to implement these
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| Professional decision making | Bachelor of Nursing 02nd Batch | | Mariyam Ibrahim | S028677 | | Introduction This assignment is based on a scenario in which Dalaika a 69 year old terminally ill female who has been admitted in medical ward for one month. For her pain medication the physician ordered a placebo to be altered with a low-dose pain medication. Since it was a placebo her pain has not alleviated and she is in severe pain. She tells the nurse that her pain is unbearable
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Running head: ACCOUNTABILITY OF NURSING PROFESSIONALS: WEANING Accountability of Nursing Professionals: Weaning from Mechanical Ventilation Samantha Madrid Grand Canyon University Abstract This paper will discuss the weaning of patients off of a mechanical ventilator. It will look at the problems associated with prolonged intubation vs. premature extubation, and what healthcare professionals can do to assess a patients readiness to begin the weaning process. A patient care scenario will
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patient-nurse interaction will be described as a caring moment. What I learned about the interaction, how my caring was perceived by the patient, and if there is anything I could have done to improve or enhance the moment. Then I will look at how the nursing metaparadigm relates to the interaction and discuss four of Watson’s Caritas factors and how those specific Caritas were utilized at the moment. The Caring Moment I am a high-risk obstetrical nurse. It was a typical night and typical patient
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Emerging Trends in Nursing There are many trends emerging today that will have an impact on our future. No one knows exactly what the future will bring, we as humans are only capable of making predictions. One of the most prominent areas seen affected by emerging trends in the past and present is the healthcare field. Various aspects of healthcare will continue to grow and shape our future including: the nursing workforce, innovative medical technology, etc. As healthcare needs continue rise
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role in this case study is to, work according to the Maryland state regulations and nursing standards; But as per Maryland nursing standards, she is not working as an advocate for her patient, Mr. E at this situation (Code of Ethics - the Division of State Documents, 10.27.19.02). The patient already signed advanced directive against life saving measures almost seven years ago, at the time of admission to a nursing home, with the help of patient advocate; but Dr G. is planning patient care in opposition
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF NURSING PROFESSIONALS Grand Canyon University NRS-430V. April 27, 2014 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF NURSING PROFESSIONALS In 1970, The National Academy of Sciences established the Institute of Medicine (IOM), a non-governmental, non-profit organization, developed to provide advice on the national level that addresses issues of medical care, education, and research. Through research, collected data, and nurse-led solutions, the IOM created an informative report
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