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1. Professional Role
2. Leadership
3. Patient-center Care
4. Communication
5. Safety |
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-Core values
-professional behavior and identity
-healthcare policy and regulation
-life-long learning
-legal and ethical practice |
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-Individual leadership
-Manager of care
-Professional leadership
-Organizational and systems leadership
-Civic responsibility |
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-Provider of holistic care
-Nursing process
-Cultural competency
-Evidence-based practice
-Research
-Clinical reasoning/critical thinking
-Caring
-Spirituality
-Advocacy |
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-Verbal, non-verbal, and written
-Emerging technologies
-therapeutic communication
-nursing team
-inter-professional collaboration and communication |
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-Accountability
-creating safe care environment
-system processes
-continuous quality improvement
-emergency preparedness and disaster response
-transfer of care, discharge planning, and home care. |
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| Nothing is more productive of good to society than the careful education of women. |
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-Defined nursing as an art and science
-differentiated nursing from medicine
-identified personal needs of patient and role of the nurse
-established standards for hospital management
-established nursing education and nursing as a respected profession for women
-continuing education for nurses
-nutrition is important
-maintained accurate records/ beginning of nursing research. |
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| Established Red Cross in the US |
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| Crusader for the reform of the treatment of mentally ill |
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| Founder of public health nursing |
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| First president of what we now call the American Nurses Association |
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| Nursing leader and women's rights activist, instrumental in Constitutional amendment giving women right to vote |
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-specialized education
-licensure exam
-code of ethics
-specific body of knowledge |
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| Patient is the central focus of all definitions. |
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1. Promote Health
2. Prevent Illness
3. Restore Health
4. Facilitate coping with disability or death |
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| knowledge, critical thinking skills, nursing process |
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| assessment=> diagnosis=> plan => implement=> evaluate |
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| manipulate equipment skillfully, troubleshoot |
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| establish caring relationships, communicate with medical team |
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| conduct themselves in manner consistent with their moral and professional role responsibilities |
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| with patients and team, family |
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| patients and their families, |
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| assertive, self-confident |
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| to patient=> speak for them if they cant |
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refers to ways in which professional competence is ensured and maintained
-three processes
-accreditation
-licensure
-certification |
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| process by which an educational program is evaluated and then recognized as having met certain predetermined standards of education |
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| legal document that permits a person to offer the public skills and knowledge after meeting specific requirements |
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1. practicing without a license
2. not practicing within the scope of practice
3. gross misconduct
4. alcohol or drug abuse
5. not following mandatory reporting |
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process by which a person who has met certain criteria established by nongovernmental associated is granted recognition
-a way to demonstrate advanced proficiency |
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set of state laws that define nursing, sets standards for the profession
-protects the public from unsafe and unlicensed practice
-to provide quality nursing care provided by qualified practitioners |
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| Mutual recognition model of nursing licensure |
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| process of exchanging info and generating and transmitting meaning between 2 or more individuals |
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the building blocks of professional
-between nurses and patients, families, physicians, and interdisciplinary team |
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(encoder)
person who initiates the conversation |
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| actual product of the source |
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| how is the message sent (spoken words, sight, touch) |
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(decoder)
must translate and interpret the message |
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| evidence from the receiver that the message was understood |
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| exchange of information by spoken or written words |
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