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| Founded the Army Nursing Corps |
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| 1st African American Nurse |
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Made the American Nursing Theories
Wrote Nursing: Its Principles and Practices |
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| Founded the Henry Street Settlement (2) |
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| Lillian Wald and Mary Brewster |
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| the key to nursing is cleanliness and hygiene |
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| nurse-client relationship and the interactive process |
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| "caring is central to the essence of nursing" |
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| Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, Time |
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| the ability to answer to your professional actions, that they are explainable to your patients and/or employer |
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| your professional obligation to fulfill your promises to your patients |
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| the right and privilege to the patient to have protection of their privacy |
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| the support of a particular cause |
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| commitment to include the client in decisions |
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| take positive actions to help others, the best interest of the patient rather than the nurse |
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| avoidance of harm or hurt |
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| agreement to keep promises |
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| belief in authority to regulate conduct of others |
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| all living beings have worth |
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| interventions unlikely to produce benefit for the client |
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| protects public from incompetent physicians |
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| Health Care Quality Improvement Act |
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| patient must know rights about refusing treatment and advanced directives |
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| Patient Self-Determination Act |
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| seeks to improve health care for the public by evaluating health care providers and institutions |
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| written document stating client's wishes in the event of a terminal illness or condition |
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| a person who is designated by client to make legal decisions |
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| durable power of attorney |
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| agreement to allow a procedure by a client, obtained by a physician |
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| 18+ or pregnant/married or legally emancipated or incompetent |
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| identify risks, analyze risk, reduce the risk, evaluate the steps |
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| a serious, unexpected event, "near miss" |
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| wrongful act committed against a person or their property |
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| assault, battery, false imprisonment, abandonment, intentional infliction of emotional distress |
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| duty, breach of duty, causation, injury |
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| quasi-intentional tort laws |
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| voluntary act that directly causes injury/distress without intent to cause injury/distress |
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