The nursing profession
Undergraduate nursing students' compatibility with the nursing profession
... chose to make a three-letter code to indicate the most prominent personality characteristics of person. For instance the following scores could represent a person who has essentially a social character, however she has ...
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Ethical practice in the nursing profession: A normative analysis
... ethical nursing practice, based on Kant’s hypothetical imperative and the duties or rules that nurse practitioners have to observe if the outcome of ethical healthcare is to be ...of nursing education ...
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Abstract contribution in the nursing profession, it left male nurses
... female nursing students about males in the nursing profession in ...female nursing students about the position of male nurses in nursing career, and the second was the effect of ...
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Sociopolitical development of the nursing profession in Iran: a historical review
... the nursing profession has been formed with complex ethical and social ...issues. Nursing discipline established upon its’ known historic patterns, and developed based on new sciences, medical ...
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The Social Development Dimension Of The Nursing Profession In Managing HIV Cases
... of relieving pain and other suffering associated with illness, spiritual support, and psychosocial start diagnosis enforced until the end of life with the support of the family. Patients with HIV need support and ...
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Perception of nursing profession among pre-university students
... the nursing profession appears uncertain, and the question ...the profession more visible. Students’ perceptions of nursing are based on visual images that d drug administration instead of ...
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FACTORS INFLUENCING COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT OF NURSES AS PERCEIVED BY STAKEHOLDERS IN VIETNAM
... Low salary and compensation for nurses is one of the vital negative factors that diffuse impact on nursing care and nursing competency development. Russell and Richard (2012) suggested that salary increases ...
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Educational Alternatives, Volume 16, 2018
... In the condition of a rapidly developing scientific and technological revolution and the creation of the so- "Information society" puts qualitatively new demands on the nursing profession and new ...
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The role of the nurse in improving the quality of healthcare
... the nursing profession is a process that results from the constant need to provide the best possible care for both the youngest groups of people and the ...
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Kurdish Maternity Nurses’ Perspectives About Human Dignity
... Therefore, according to the results of the present study and their study, an aspect of relative human dignity, which depends on human moral virtues according to Nordenfelt’s views, is in agreement with values of the ...
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Exploring nurses’ views on effective leadership in Iraq: developing a framework for professional nursing leadership education
... the nursing profession have been described as one of the perpetuating barriers for females (Boyle, 1989; Garfield & McCarthy, ...As nursing has a poor social status and even poorer pay level in ...
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Institutionalization of Nursing as Profession in the Early Twentieth Century Bengal
... hospitals. Nursing is a well-established profession in Europe and America for ...imparting nursing education and in the community of pupil, one can find, representatives from the respectable families ...
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The Corporatization of America's Healthcare System: Implications for Compassion Fatigue among Nurses
... as nursing informatics is now a routine part of the nursing ...profession. Nursing informatics is the science and practice that integrates nursing, its information and knowledge with ...
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View of Experiences of Professionalism Attributes among Undergraduates Nursing Students and Nurses | Evidence-Based Nursing Research
... the nursing profession to provide the clients with more significant ethical and philosophical challenges, therefore, creating a new approach of identifying professionalism is an essential demand (Wynd 2003; ...
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Knowledge and Attitude of Secondary School Students towards Nursing Profession
... that nursing is becoming less popular as a career choice amongst school leavers required further ...noble profession. Counselling and introduction to nursing course should be introduced by all the ...
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Psychosocial Factors Influencing the Perception and Choice of Nursing as a Profession: A Study at Korle - Bu Nurses’ Training College
... the nursing profession? This inspired the need for this research to explore the factors influencing the choice of nursing as a career by young adults in ...
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Perception on Nursing Profession and Academic and Work-Related Stress Among Nursing Students in Bhutan
... the nursing students [19]. Until 2014, when the first private nursing college was opened at Reldri Academic for Health Sciences (RAHS), the Faculty of Nursing and Public Health (FNPH) the then Royal ...
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Perception on nursing profession and career plans among nursing students in nursing institutions of sikkim
... care profession, which focuses on the care of individual, families and ...The profession which was once an epitome of dedication and devotion, the association with which was considered respectable, is now a ...
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Nursing Students Interests to Work Overseas: A Mixed Methods Study
... Based on table 1, the results showed that almost 62.5% (247) of respondents indicated an intention to work overseas. Whereas the highest influence of a plan to work abroad was gender, there were 43% of female, the ...
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Are the Global Strategic Directions for Strengthening Nursing and Midwifery 2016–2020 being implemented in countries? Findings from a cross-sectional analysis
... Addressing the specific obstacles to optimized contri- butions of nurses and midwives to UHC and PHC goals was the intent behind the Global Strategic Directions for Strengthening Nursing and Midwifery 2016 – 2020 ...
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