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Health - Nursing
Healthcare and Nursing
The most important characteristics and attributes a person must have to be successful in patient care are empathy, the ability to listen and communicate with the patient, kindness, patience and clinical expertise. I believe that the ability to identify with someone in their current situation, even if it means sharing a cup of tea and letting them "remember when" before helping them perform ADL's they are no longer capable of, is crucial to creating a feeling of trust. It is important to validate a person's humanity. This enables their willingness to work with you to determine and achieve goals they may have concerning their health care. Kindness in caring and patience in listening is at times, all a patient needs. Having excellent clinical skills is equally as important. Loving kindness does a nurse no good if they injure their patient through lazy practice and incomplete knowledge.
A rate myself as excellent in these areas. I do not believe that there is anything more fulfilling than having the knowledge and expertise to provide quality care to someone in need. I especially feel that the elderly hold a treasure of life experience that we have lost in our day-to-day lives. They deserve the highest quality of care and caring that I have to offer.
A community care provider is expected to work alone most of the time. This requires a certain level of self-sufficiency and assertiveness. I have found myself to be capable of handling emergencies in a professional manner. In one instance, a patient had fallen and had possible broken their hip. They were unwilling to acknowledge their pain, but I convinced them to stay where they were until the ambulance arrived. It took assertive behavior to keep them down, because they were afraid. I was able to speak calmly with them.
As a CCE, I would most like to provide quality care in a manner that provides dignity to the patient. The ability to remain independent is a valuable part of living. I believe that this program provides the training necessary to have both the clinical and psychological training necessary to achieve this goal of caring.
Health Systems Management and Electronic Health Records Healthcare is an essential factor or tool in relation to the American society. The society of America has no national socialized healthcare system. In this research paper, the focus will be on the Medicare healthcare system in the context of the United States. The paper will focus on illustration of the concepts of the Medicare healthcare system, various management challenges, problems, and opportunities in
Healthcare Health Care Law Ethics Health care over the years has become one of the most important debates to take place within the United States of America. This fact holds particularly true for the major part of the Obama Administrations whose New Health Care policies has been criticized extremely (Zhi Qu, 2010). The world, however, is still waiting for the final curtain to rise and to witness the climax which would be
Nursing Informatics NEW COMPETENCIES Nursing informatics or NI is a field specialty that blends and integrates the nursing, computer and information sciences in managing and transferring information and insights in nursing (Anderson, 2008; Coleman et al., 2010). It is aimed at assisting in the decision-making function of patients, nurses and other participants in patient care through information structures, processes and technology. Nurses who integrate this specialty into their regular practice are called
Nursing Theory Caring as an integral nursing concept can be viewed from diverse perspectives. It can be an attribute, a complex set of behaviors, or an attitude. This has made some people believe that it is impossible to improve and measure it although there is evidence that both improvement and measurement are possible. People recognize that caring models of professional practice affect the service users, health outcomes, healthcare staff, and ultimately
. Fox, R. C. (2016). Advanced Medical Technology--Social and Ethical Implications.�Annual Review of Sociology,�2, 231�268. http://www.jstor.org/stable/2946093Research conducted by found that although technology provides increased benefits in the form of productivity enhancements and quality improvements, it does however provide ethical challenges. Here, Fox notes the cyber security investments needed to maintain the security of the technology. In many instances, the improvements in efficiency are offset by the increased need for continually