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Most individuals do not go through nursing school solely for the purpose of financial stability. The profession requires more than the ability to complete the required courses. Nursing requires full commitment to the profession, sacrifices from other aspects of life, and compassion for others. Professional commitment is the degree of emotional involvement, identification, and attachment of workers to their profession (Kjersti, 2017). Professional commitment means being able to set aside my personal agenda or problems before starting a shift and being completely present for my patients. One must be able to set aside personal biases or political beliefs when providing care for our patients. We should also remember that we are still nurses outside of our workplace and when not in our uniforms. We should act professionally at all times.
Nursing is a profession which needs a complete dedication and sincerity in caring for a sick individual. This necessitates the need to give importance to a patient more than self.This is possible for a nurse only when are professionally committed It also stresses the need that when a nurse cares for a patient should keep aside their personal biases or any political belief and treat a patient professionally. Most of the time a nurse doesn't exhibits their nature only when they wear a uniform but also as a person outside from the workplace becoming the first person to help all.All this time a nurse should carry professionalism irrespective of any scenario or situation.
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What can be a result of patient care, if a nurse works for monetary ?
What will happen if a nurse is not professional?
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please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post: The difference between values and beliefs is that beliefs are convictions that we believe to be true, without proof or evidence. An example of this would be religion. Beliefs often arise from learned experiences, resulting from the cultural and environmental situations we have faced (Davis, 2019). So often times our actions are based on our beliefs due something we have experienced in the past . Values are based...
please reply back to this post and ask one question regarding this post: I consider myself a lifelong learner, especially in the nursing profession. There are different aspects in nursing that promote continuous growth and development. Nursing have several roles and are not confined into one area in the medical field. Nurses can further their practices with an advanced degree or specialization, such as nurse practitioner or nurse anesthetist. As a health care provider, standard of practice is always evolving,...
please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post: I believe nurses as lobbyists are essential to the growth of nursing as a profession. Nurses who lobby and push for political change in healthcare do it to advocate for their patients, change in practice issues, and to advocate for the nursing profession. Nursing is the number one trusted profession; they perform direct patient care and can offer a point of view that others in politics cannot. In...
please reply to this post & ask one question regarding this post: The difference between values and beliefs can sometimes blur into one another. A belief is something someone uses from their own experience and applies it to a future scenario. A belief can be seen as unchanging or difficult to change. Value, however, refers to a broader principle that is applicable to not just one individual but society as a whole. For example, a value that we all hold...
please reply to this post and ask one question regarding this post: Health information technology has been a great part of nursing school. Technology has grown in such a positive way even if some people can argue against it. Being able to see the patients information at the hospital and clinicals have really made a change and a difference for my own personal learning in regards to how to treat the patient. Being able to have the patients history and...
please reply back to this post & ask one question regarding this post: Provision 6 states that "The nurse, through individual and collective effort, establishes, maintains, and improves the ethical environment of the work setting and conditions of employment that are conducive to safe, quality health care" (ANA, 2019). In order to meet this provision, I plan to always keep our foundational ethical principles in mind. To remain honest and faithful to the patient. To encourage and facilitate autonomy. Always...
please reply back to this post & ask one question regarding this post: Provision 3 of the Code of Ethics for Nurses states "the Nurse promotes, advocates for, and strives to protect the health, safety, and rights of the patient". When I am working as a RN, these provision is something that I need to practice and accomplish everyday. Nurses are patient advocates and we accomplish this by educating our patients to ensure they are making informed decisions, involving the...
please reply to this post & ask one question regarding this post: I believe that membership and participation in a local/national professional nursing organization have huge benefits in lifelong learning. “Professional nursing organizations are an effective means by which the nursing profession can influence healthcare policy, represent and protect the interests of nurses, provide continuing education opportunities for nurses, and advocate for the highest quality care possible to the public” (Halstead, 2016, p.108). Nursing organizations further the development of nursing...
please reply back to this post and ask one question regarding this post: I consider myself a lifelong learner both as a nurse and in my personal life. I believe in nursing, the idea of acquiring knowledge and learning new things are essential. For example, everyone may have a preferred technique for priming a line. When you open yourself up to learning, you allow yourself pick up tips and tricks from other nurses we encounter in the field that may...
Please reply to this post & ask one question regarding this post: Professional associations contribute to lifelong learning because the nurses have access to continuing education, specialty journals, and conferences. According to Capella University, "these are critical to continuing competency, which in turn can lead to better patient, systems, and personal career outcomes. Associations can provide opportunities for online certification, which can make achieving those certifications less complicated for working nurses” (CU, 2019). You also have many experts in the...