As a future professional Nurse, What can you do to promote health or mental or environmental or indigenous peoples’ awareness to your community?

What are some ways that you can do to educate others, including policymakers at all levels, regarding nursing, health policy, and patient care outcomes?

Imagine that you are a nurse hosting a career fair for students. A prospective nursing student says the following: “I’ve heard my teachers say that critical thinking is a skill you have to develop as a nurse. What is critical thinking?’ How would you explain to this potential student, what critical thinking is? Information should cite.

How can you apply principles of leadership and interprofessional collaboration to improve patient outcomes. (Professional Identity)

Explain your belief of caring in nursing (self, nursing, environment, and profession)

What is the understanding of caring between healthcare consumers and Registered Nurses.

you will analyse the work undertaken by Palliative Care Nurses and how a nurse employed in this role would identify the health needs of their client group.  By considering demographic characteristics and other relevant data relating to the client group, you will predict a relevant (actual or potential) health issue for this group.   Using the health promotion strategies identified in the Ottawa Charter, other than the development of personal skills , you will design and justify how the Palliative Care Nurses could work to address the identified health issue on behalf of their client group.

You have been working at a GP Clinic for five months as a new graduate nurse.  You are working an afternoon shift and the clinic closes at 2100 hours. Today has been very busy but the last patient was seen at 2015 hours, so you are enjoying a quiet moment to file some documents on. Your colleague Rita (Registered Nurse) has been at the GP clinic for 20 years through its evolution from regular GP practice to super clinic and is on one of the computers. She is respected for her extensive knowledge base and is highly regarded by the medical staff. As you walk behind her, you know that she has a patient’s blood results open. Rita says to you, ‘I saw my ex’s new partner at pathology last week, and I want to know what’s wrong with her’. what would you do in this situation? Integrate leadership principles in the context of ethical behaviour/principles as well as consider the ethical, legal, professional, and clinical aspects of the case.

A professional nurse with a commitment to social justice ismost apt to:a. Provide honest information to patients and the publicb. Promote universal access to health carec. Plan care in partnership with patientsd. Document care accurately and honestly

Compare and contrast the legislative agendas of ANA and WOCN Nurses Society and synthesize the connections between organizational missions and legislative agendas.