not static rather subject to change and may become obsolete, replaced by new ones. In this context, this paper will reflect on four renowned theorists; Dorthea Orem, Hildegard Peplau, Martha Rogers, and Jean Watson. The discussion in the paper will be made on theories selected and presented in the Tabular format. A section of the paper will explain a specific theory that is
Portfolio project Throughout the years of studying for the nursing program, a lot of information have been read, revise and analyzing with the intention of developing a better understanding of the nursing role on the medical field. By being able to look back to a variety of prior papers created as part of the program, the understanding of the intention of those projects become clearer as development of researching, analyzing, critical thinking and understanding of evidence base practice. The rationalization
Chamberlain College of Nursing NR 101: Transition into Nursing Fall A, 2015 Not one person in the entire world is completely the same as another. Not genetically, not mentally or emotionally. Is it fair to say that one person’s actions will always be different from another’s? How about with health professionals; such as doctors, nurses, etc.? Would you say that all of these people follow the same protocol when taking care of patients? This paper will be looking at three
I chose to go into the field of nursing after participating in nursing oriented classes at high school. In these classes I was able to receive hands-on experience caring for patients in a nursing home. I felt as if I was able to make a difference in patient's lives by being able to connect with them in a way that is only possible by being their nurse. Originally I found interest in the healthcare field after having speech therapy as a young child. I wanted to go into speech pathology when I first
professionalism and nursing and one article that is based on professionalism and nursing through philosophy. The six articles that would be annotated in this assignment are: 1. Professional Comportment: The Missing Element in Nursing Practice. 2. Providing end-of-life care in the intensive care unit: Issues that impact on nurse professionalism. 3. The Influence
In this reflection paper I will be discussing the importance and the overall process that is used to conduct a multidisciplinary team meeting. The multidisciplinary team meeting that I observed meets each day to review the care of each client currently admitted and any pending admissions each day. The reflection paper will include how the multidisciplinary team member uses discussion and work together for the benefit of the client. The paper will also include my evaluation, feelings and observations
interesting. Nutrition is also important in everyday life. This would allow me to help others in a positive way and I would then be able to help myself with diet needs. This would be a beneficial job that is interesting and helpful to others. This paper will explore the job description, requirements and salary expectations for a Nutritionist. To begin with, the job description for a Nutritionist is diverse. According to Occupational Outlook Handbook, the general duties for a Nutritionist is to assess
that Speech-Language Pathologist should be advanced in is paying attention to details, having a specialized knowledge and skills, having intense concentration, and being able to have compassion and patience with your patients. The qualities that I have that I think would be beneficial in this career is my compassion for people, my listening skills, and my patience with/for people. Becoming a Speech-Language Pathologist is not easy and takes a lot of work. You have to be able to give school and your
Dunham as Ms. Hamilton’s nurse (par 3). Ms. Dunham, unlike Ms. Hamilton, has a husband. However, due to his sporadic seizures and prison record he is unable to work, leaving Ms. Dunham alone to support him and their 3 children (par 4). Along with her nursing job she works at a fast food restaurant at night, according to the Economist this is still not enough to afford a car or pay off a small loan (par 3-5). This again appeals to the emotional side of the reader, causing the audience to feel bad for the
profession of nursing is centered around compassion, and providing meaningful care for patients. Intentional rounding is a variable system that has been created in order for nurses to assess and address the care needs of a patient. In fact, recent evidence shows that effective, intentional rounding can lead to decreased patient falls, decreased hospital acquired conditions (HAC), and increased patient satisfaction.