discuss: During the latter half of the nineteenth century, as the demand for nurses increased, nursing began to take on the basic attributes of a profession. Two significant professional groups for nurses were formed in the 1890s: the American Society of Superintendents of Training Schools for Nurses, which was subsequently called the National League … Read more
Describe the history of the nursing profession as advocates for health policy and the community; compare with one present day nursing leader in you are acquainted with that demonstrates these same attributes. 350 words APA references
discuss: Patient or nurse advocacy is one of the professional nursing care practices that nursing organizations all over the globe promote as being important. Along with demonstrating the professional capacity of nursing, it contributes to the provision of excellent nursing care. Patient advocacy has expanded to include a broader variety of activities nowadays. For example, defending … Read more
discuss: Nurses are known advocates for their patients and families. A critical trait of a good nurse is to advocate for change; whether it is a change in a hospital policy or change in the general practice of nursing in the country, nurses are at the forefront. Advocating for change on the local level … Read more
Data mining has been cited as one of the advantages scientists used in the creation of the COVID-19 vaccinations. Data mining was used in the trials of these vaccinations to signal safety concerns and trends more quickly in the trial groups. As a result, these vaccinations were quickly available to support the effort in combatting … Read more
Assignment: 1. The current nursing culture and whether the bar for nursing leadership is set at the individual patient-nurse relationship or the community-nurse relationship. Give examples of each. Use at least three references to support your findings. 2. Review the DNP Essentials and the 2011 Institute of Medicine Future of Nursing Report for statements … Read more
Discussion Question: What is the difference between advocating for health policy directly effecting patients and the community versus advocating for the profession of nursing? Should the nurse health policy advocate only one or the other? How do you imagine the public or legislators would view each set of issues? APA style references 350 words
The importance of utilizing a theoretical framework in a dissertation study cannot be stressed enough. The theoretical framework is the foundation from which all knowledge is constructed (metaphorically and literally) for a research study. It serves as the structure and support for the rationale for the study, the problem statement, the purpose, the significance, and … Read more