Essays about Nursing Profession Page 2

Growing up, I could never picture myself doing anything but becoming a nurse. My uncle and aunt were both nurses and back then, I would listen to their stories about the touching and inspiring moments they had experienced daily. It was this real human connection that made me fall in love with the idea of…

What does it mean to live a life of meaning and purpose? I believe that the answer to this question can vary between every individual. God has placed everyone on this earth for a purpose. The individual’s thoughts and actions help them succeed in life and perform actions that have meaning to them. Performing actions…

Generally, I have a caring nature and have a strong desire to help people. It puts a smile on my face to see that I’ve helped someone in need. Since I was younger, I helped my family at home, volunteered at temples, and as I grew older that extended to the community. At the same…

Ethics is defined as the idea of having the moral requirements and behaviors that are acceptable within our society. In our society, we have acceptable “good” ways of behaving and we have unacceptable “bad” ways of behaving. In nursing, we rely on ethics in order to have a standard of values and morals that we…

Work related stress is growing worldwide and producing serious concerns for both workers and organizations, as it can lead to complaint, absenteeism, turnover and reduced work performance.1 While it is a highest concern for organizations because of its adverse consequences, it may be a more insistent concern for health care professionals, especially nurses, who face…

Nursing process is a problem-solving technique (Huckabay, 2009). The nursing cycle described in five parts of the nursing decision-making method (Yura and Wash, 1967) also involves assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation and assessment. The nursing process was developed to identify, diagnose and treat medical-related patients. This is used to provide patient care planning in nursing and…

When you hear professional behavior images are conjured up of a persons dress code. The business suit and or uniform. But professionalism is so much more than just how you dress. In nursing our attire is just one part but it is an important part. People need to be able to identify the nurse. Adult…

Evidence-based practice has been highlighted as one of the important aspects in enhancing healthcare delivery by providing scientific proven solutions. These solutions have several advantages to the healthcare system that faces a wide range of problems (Mathieson, Grande, & Luker, 2019). These include strategies to improve healthcare delivery, strategies to minimize the cost of care,…

Social justice, as penned in a case Williams v. Calalang, is “neither communism, nor despotism, nor atomism, nor anarchy,” but the humanization of laws and the equalization of social and economic forces by the State so that justice in its rational and objectively secular conception may at least be approximated. This is an agreeable definition…

Interprofessional education is a teaching approach in preparing health care professional students to provide patient care in a collaborative manner. My objective these time is to learn the roles and responsibilities of each team members and how these efforts develop my knowledge, skills, and judgement for future nursing practice. With the guidance of my preceptor,…