My personal philosophy of nursing revolves around caring. For me, it is the benchmark of high quality, patient-centered, holistic nursing care. I believe that to provide high-quality care to those in need, we must first make an effort to purposefully include the art of caring (Jasmine, 2009). This does not negate the importance of including medical and nursing scientific knowledge in the care provide. Schrock (1981) stated that, “philosophy is an attitude toward life and reality that evolves from
Becoming Influential The fact that the nursing story has seldom been told can result in a lack of public awareness of nursing, which downplays the work nurses do, and limits the ability to attract young people to the profession (SULLIVAN, 2013). The public including ourselves and our families will all require a nurse at some time. This paper will focus on the issues and causes revolving around nursing shortages. Deciding on My Message I came to the decision to address the issue of nursing shortages
labors that contribute to their communities. Women of both races have social and economic responsibility but the Native population has greater social, political, and economic authority and power. Colonial America English cultural values were influential in shaping the New World. Women’s work was confined to household production such as spinning, weaving, gardening, cooking and cleaning, while men’s duties were concentrated
Movement which strived for social justice and to help those less fortunate. She was also a supporter of women's rights and pacifism (Britannica). Dorothy Day’s conversion to Catholicism caused her to form the Catholic Worker Movement and led her to becoming the most prominent female revolutionary of the 20th century. Dorothy Day was born in New York City on November 8, 1897. She went to college on a scholarship at the University of Illinois. She read many books by socialists and eventually joined the
the private school of Catholic Loyola Blakefield. At a very young age he acquired an interest in military history especially with the works of the naval historian Samuel Eliot Morison, which according to many web articles, was his inspiration for becoming a military writer. While I was reading, I found that Tom Clancy had a major interest in the advancing of ever changing weapons produced by the world’s greatest nations, and I found that he also invoked this fascination into many of his best-selling
For The December Issue of LJLF The Speech that made History! (I Have A Dream-Martin Luther King Jr.) By: Sumedha Uppal Standing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, a man changed the whole thought process of an entire nation. Seldom has anybody influenced so many people with such élan as the all-time black hero and dauntless crusader of liberty, Martin Luther, King Jr. did with his speech on August 28, 1963. A man of the likes of whose statue he stood in shadow of, King, in his speech, “I