Ans) By definition status has to do with the societal standing or position relative social or professional standing in one' standing.
- on the other hand authority is about the right has to exercise power.
- I find both of these confusing as not all psoppe with certain status in the society or their profession have the right to exercise power & not all people with authority enjoy a certain status in their society.
- In the clinical field for instance, Nurse's enjoys a great status in society, people tend to trust them and accord them with certain status yet they do not hold necessarily much powers in hospital more than doctor or nurse leaders.
- Equating them means nurses are equal to doctors in terms of power and status.
Does equating status with authority cause confusion? Why or why not?
Does equating status with authority cause confusion? Why or why not?
1.Does equating status with authority cause confusion? Why or why not? 250 words. References past 5years 2. As a professional nurse, what are some ways in which you are able to reach out to members of the community who do not have access to healthcare reform?250 words. References past 5years
please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post: Equating status and authority cause confusion in a healthcare team. The reason for this confusion arises in understanding the key difference between status and authority. Status can also be considered power and it is the ability to influence others and be able to control their actions, and authority is the legal right to be able to give orders (Sepasi et al., 2016). Power is something that is and...
please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post: Equating status with authority does cause confusion. Compared to other medical professions nurses value their lesser professional status. During clinical, I’ve noticed that patients are constantly asking where the doctor is when the doctor comes in and speaks to them for about five minutes and leave. The media definitely portrays doctors as idols and it’s hard for us nurses to deal with that. The nursing role tends to...
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