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As a community nurse for the mission, I was responsible for taking the glucose level, vital signs and educated the general public about diabetes and heart disease. I have found my work in Mexico very rewarding that I decided to volunteer again in 2009, this time locally in St. Kitts and Nevis, but the volunteer work covered the same responsibilities assigned to me as a volunteer in Mexico. Perhaps what made my second volunteer stint more challenging is that we conducted home visits to patients afflicted with diabetes, and had to be visited because they cannot walk as a result of having their leg amputated because of diabetes. Indeed, the feeling of fulfillment and happiness that one gets when working with underserved communities far outweigh the disadvantages or challenges encountered.
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My decision to pursue nursing specifically in the field of community health development is a career path that I know would provide invaluable knowledge and skills from a social development perspective. I believe that in the nursing profession, the need to be constantly inspired and motivated to continue one's work in the direst situations is a very critical determinant to career success. Community nursing addresses and provides this important determinant, since even in the direst situations, a community nurse can still find inspiration and motivation from the very people and communities that s/he interacts and works with everyday.
Mission of the Nursing Scholarship Program in Providing Care to Underserved Communities The shortage in primary care physicians in the world escalates every day. This is prevalent in underserved populations. The cause of this is that fewer medical students are taking primary medical care fields as required, regardless of the growing need for these services. The decrease in primary care nurses is multifactor and financial incapability of students is one
mission of the Nursing Scholarship Program in providing care to underserved communities? I believe that health is the greatest gift that can be bestowed upon any human being. A child who is not treated for a common illness cannot focus in school; someone with a chronic disease like diabetes cannot think of looking for a new job until his or her blood sugar is under control. As a nurse, I
The National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists - The NACNS was founded in 1995, specifically to enhance and promote the unique and high-value contributions that clinical nurses make to the health and well-being of individuals, families, groups, and communities in their particular branch of healthcare. They also have a foundation, scholarship programs, a journal and discussion portal, various levels of conferences, scholarship programs, honors and awards, and the ability for
Nurse, Legislation and Regulation Identify a legislative issue/policy change related to a workforce/patient care issue that you believe to be a priority. Describe legislative efforts surrounding your interest. The developments and strides in distance education has proved to be a worthwhile evolution in educating as well as practice of modern nursing construct that now requires some really fast and accurate means of knowledge dissemination (Benner et al., 2010; IOM, 2010; Jones &
Scholarship Grant Why I am Applying: I have two motives in applying for this course. The main motive is my personal goal and ambitions, and the second is the core values on which those ambitions are based. Both these have created an aptitude in me for nursing. The basic motive for me to become a nurse is based on my nature and core values that have been born with me. I
Cross-Sectional Study to Determine Factors in the Educational Advancement of the Licensed Practical Nurse to the Registered Nurse in the State of North Carolina According to the Harvard Nursing Research Institute, United States nursing school enrollments dropped by 20.9% from 1995 to 1998 (Healthcare Review, 2000). Behind headlines such as this one are the overwhelming issues which threaten the nursing workforce: 1) staffing cuts, 2) mandatory overtime, and 3) the