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NUR215 L2

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___________ is the foundation of quality nursing care Patient safety
Florence Nightingale The founder of modern nursing The first nurse of everything She was a nurse during a time of war She looked at her environment, and worked on proper sanitizing techniques. Dropped mortality rates
Mary Seacole The first mixed race nurse that was documented in our society. Was rejected by Florence Nightingale to work in a hospital, but opened up her own home to care for people
Dorothea Dix Founded the American Army Nurse Corporation. Created a foundation for professional nursing
Clara Barton Founded the American Red Cross
Susie King Taylor One of the first documented African American nurse who was a slave
Margaret Sanger Founder of planned parenthood Was actually put in jail for opening up a birth control center and selling contraceptives to women
Wilma Scott Heide Fought the newspapers, because they would advertise jobs for men and jobs for women.
Nurses must be educated to be aware of and respectful of cultural differences
The virtue script refers to historical and contemporary stereotypes portraying nurses primarily through moral characteristics rather than intellectual and clinical competencies
Nursing is a what and a what art and a science
The art in nursing is our intentional practice rather than our personality
The science of nursing is using evidence based practice to guide every single thing we do
Nursing theorists to know: Florence Nightingale Jean Watson Dorothea Orem Betty Neuman Florence Nightingale: Environmental Theory Jean Watson: Theory of Human Care Dorothea Orem: Self-Care Deficit Theory Betty Neuman: Systems Model
What nurses do Assessment Evaluation Implementation Diagnosis Outcomes identification Planning
Professional standard established by ? and speciality organizations ANA
Autonomy making independent decisions
***Nurses make autonomous decisions all the time. We make judgements about patient’s assessment
We need to collaborate with lots of team members
Characteristics of a Profession Specialized body of knowledge Prolonged education Service orientation
Educational Pathways Diploma Program- Associate Degree- BSN- Diploma Program- going into class in the morning then working on the floor a few hours Associate Degree- 2 year program BSN- 4 year program
Types of advanced registered nurses NPs Clinical Nurse Specialists- mastered prepared nurses. Specific focuses (E.g clinical care, maternity) Certified Nurse Midwives Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetitist
We can’t move for BSN for everyone because we have a faculty shortage
Nursing shortage Lots of baby boomers are needing more care
Ethical practices in nursing: Autonomy Nonmaleficence Fidelity Beneficience Justice Veracity
Professional Resilience and Self-Care Recognize burnout signs Seek support Find meaning Set boundaries Practice self-care
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