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What qualification is necessary for someone to serve as a Dean in a nursing education program?

  • PhD in Nursing Education
  • Certified Nursing Administrator (CNA) certification
  • Master's Degree and 5 years of teaching experience (correct)
  • Bachelor's Degree in Nursing

Which personal quality is essential for nursing educators to effectively inspire students?

  • Resourcefulness with infinite patience (correct)
  • Strictness in discipline
  • Indifference
  • Competitiveness

Which of the following is a function of the Nurse Corps in the military?

  • Preparing nurse corps officers for higher responsibilities (correct)
  • Conducting only research-based nursing studies
  • Training nurses to work without supervision
  • Providing inpatient care exclusively in private hospitals

What is a primary advantage of a nursing career in education compared to clinical roles?

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Which qualification is NOT required to be commissioned in the Reserve Force Nurse Corps?

<p>Post-Master's program or PhD (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a primary focus of occupational health nursing?

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What is one advantage of private duty practice for nurses?

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What is a common disadvantage of private duty nursing?

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Which of the following is required to become a nurse educator?

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Which quality is essential for a nurse educator?

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What role does an occupational health nurse have concerning patient emergencies?

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Which factor contributes to the chronic shortage of nurse educators?

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How do occupational health nurses often handle salary negotiations?

<p>Bargaining individually for their salaries (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a disadvantage faced by private duty nurses?

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What is a unique consideration for occupational health nurses in their practice?

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What is a primary responsibility of a PD nurse in relation to laboratory tests?

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Which of the following is NOT a qualification for a PD nurse?

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What document is required for the application of a PD nurse?

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What skill is essential for a PD specialist?

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Which of the following is a requirement for a PD nurse regarding professional development?

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What kind of courses is preferred for a PD nurse?

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Which action is necessary for a PD nurse concerning nursing procedures?

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What is one of the characteristics of a PD nurse regarding their role?

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Which personal quality is particularly important for nursing educators to help students reach their full potential?

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What is a key qualification for an individual seeking to become a Dean in nursing education?

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Which of the following is a requirement for commissioning in the Reserve Force Nurse Corps?

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What is one primary function of the Nurse Corps in military settings?

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Which factor influences the salary of nursing educators?

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What is a primary advantage of public health nursing (PHN) in community health care?

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Which of the following is a disadvantage of public health nursing?

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What distinguishes private duty nursing (PDN) from other nursing practices?

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What is an expectation for nurses working in private duty nursing?

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Which of the following statements accurately describes one responsibility of a general private duty nurse?

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What is a key focus area emphasized in public health nursing?

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What challenge may public health nurses face due to the nature of their work?

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What is a key responsibility of a PD nurse when interpreting laboratory diagnostic results?

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In which way can public health nursing impact community health outcomes?

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Which document is NOT required for the application of a PD nurse?

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What skill is essential for a PDN specialist in addition to handling complicated devices?

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Which of the following is a requirement for a PD nurse regarding their professional development?

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What is a significant predicted outcome of independent nursing practice?

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What action must a PD nurse take to ensure compliance with hospital regulations?

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What is the primary factor nurses should consider during self-evaluation before selecting a field?

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In order to qualify as a PD nurse, how many years of bedside nursing experience are required?

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Which of the following factors is NOT considered important when retaining a nursing position?

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What type of certification is ideally required for a PD nurse?

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Which of these options describes a key aspect of independent nursing practice?

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What is one method through which nurses can enhance their professional knowledge?

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Which statement accurately reflects the orientation requirement for a PD nurse?

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Which of the following considerations is NOT relevant when selecting a nursing field?

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Which element contributes to a nurse's effectiveness in a community-based role?

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What personal quality should nurses develop to maintain good relationships with coworkers?

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What is a key quality that helps in establishing a good professional relationship?

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Which factor is commonly associated with the causes of failure in a job?

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What should nurses aim to do during their first two years in a position?

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When resigning, how much advance notice is generally suggested for those in teaching positions?

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What is an important aspect of leaving a job gracefully?

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Which of the following is a common reason for dismissal from a nursing position?

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What is one of the primary steps to take when resigning from a job?

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Which aspect is essential for turning failure into success in a job?

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What should be included in a resignation letter?

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What is a suggested approach when it comes to changing positions?

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What is one significant disadvantage of private duty practice?

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Which of the following is a primary responsibility of an occupational health nurse?

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What must occupational health nurses consider when providing care?

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Which of the following enhances the experience of private duty practice for nurses?

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What is a key factor contributing to the chronic shortage of nurse educators?

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What is an important skill for private duty nurses to maintain?

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Which factor may discourage nurses from participating in professional activities?

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Which of the following is NOT a common responsibility of occupational health nurses?

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What personal quality is particularly beneficial for nurse educators?

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What unique benefit do occupational health nurses gain from their work situation?

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Flashcards

Nursing Dean Qualifications

A Dean of Nursing needs a Master's degree, 5+ years teaching/supervising experience, and a post-Master's degree or PhD for a graduate program.

Nurse Corps Officer Function

The Nurse Corps must meet patient needs at AFP medical facilities, prepare for higher-level positions, and guide enlisted nurses.

Reserve Nurse Corps Requirements

Must have a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN), registered nurse (RN) license, be a Filipino citizen, unmarried, physically and mentally fit, with good character.

Nursing Dean Advantages

Nursing Deans generally earn more than hospital nurses, with pay varying by experience, specialty, and education.

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Essential Nursing Skills

Effective nurses need skill(s) in the nursing process, communication, relating to others, and potentially teaching/supervising.

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Private Duty Nursing Advantages

Pros of working as a private duty nurse, including observing diverse patients, forming personal connections, flexibility in work-life balance, and acquiring new skills/knowledge.

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Private Duty Nursing Disadvantages

Cons of being a private duty nurse, including patient dependency, potential for outdated skills among nurses, staffing shortages (hours, holidays), limited collaboration with colleagues, and potential resentment toward hospital staff.

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Occupational Health Nursing Focus

Occupational Health Nursing (OHN) centers on promoting, protecting, and overseeing worker health in safe work environments. It involves independent nursing judgments.

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OHN Legal Responsibilities

OHNs must consider patient well-being and utilize appropriate first aid measures in emergency situations, acting in a way consistent with nursing standards and best practices, within legal regulations.

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OHN Additional Responsibilities

OHNs require knowledge about company policies (personnel, benefits, records), and often bargain individually for salary.

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OHN Work Conditions

OHN work patterns are often structured for daytime hours with potential overtime, especially in large facilities. They have limited availability for after-hours work and have limited overtime.

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OHN Support

Beginners in OHN are supported by available resources, helpful literature, and other practitioners.

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Nurse Educator Qualifications

Nurse educators need to be registered nurses with a year of clinical experience in their specialty area, be members of professional organizations, and have a Master's degree.

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Nurse Educator Personal Qualities

Nurse educators need relevant personal qualities and special abilities.

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Nursing Career Outlook

Nursing career opportunities are improving, although there is still a shortage of nurse educators.

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PDN Role

A PDN (Private Duty Nurse) provides specialized, individualized care to patients in a hospital setting. They enhance patient progress by using lab tests, interpreting doctor's orders, and educating the patient.

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PDN Specialist Skills

A PDN Specialist has additional skills like operating complex medical devices, interpreting ECG and EEG data, analyzing lab results, and recognizing the significance of vital signs and symptoms.

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PDN Qualification: Registered Nurse

To become a PDN in the Philippines, you must be a registered nurse with current professional documents like your PRC card and professional tax receipt.

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PDN Qualification: Experience

Besides being a registered nurse, you need at least 2 years of experience working as a nurse in a general hospital before applying to be a PDN.

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PDN Qualification: Hospital Approval

The hospital's Director of Nursing Services must approve your application to become a PDN, ensuring you're suitable for the role.

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PDN Qualification: Full-Time

To be a PDN, you need to commit to working full-time, providing consistent care to patients.

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PDN Qualification: Critical Care Course

Having completed a course in critical care nursing is a preferred qualification for PDNs.

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PDN Qualification: IV Therapist

Certification as an IV therapist by the ANSAP (Association of Nursing Science Administration of the Philippines) is a desirable qualification for PDNs.

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PHN Benefits

Public Health Nursing (PHN) empowers nurses to utilize community resources, focus on health education and prevention, and motivate individuals and communities to take charge of their health.

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PHN Challenges

Public Health Nursing (PHN) can face limitations with chronic and communicable diseases being the primary focus. Nurses in PHN may face more hazards, unpredictable work hours, and perceive the work as less glamorous than hospital nursing.

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Private Duty Nurse (PDN) Roles

Private Duty Nurses (PDN) provide specialized care to individuals, acting as expert clinicians and generalists. They can work independently in hospitals or homes, providing comprehensive one-on-one care.

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General PDN Responsibilities

General Private Duty Nurses (PDN) are skilled in assessing physical condition, identifying emotional and social factors, and applying scientific principles in nursing techniques. They also collaborate with patients' families to promote recovery.

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PHN vs. Hospital Nursing

Public Health Nursing (PHN) emphasizes community health and preventative care, while hospital nursing focuses on individual patient care within a hospital setting.

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What is a PDN?

A Private Duty Nurse (PDN) is a registered nurse who provides specialized, individualized care to patients in a hospital setting. They help patients progress by using lab tests, interpreting doctor's orders, and educating the patient.

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What are some skills of a PDN Specialist?

A PDN Specialist has advanced skills like operating complicated medical devices, interpreting ECG and EEG data, analyzing lab results, and recognizing the importance of vital signs and symptoms.

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What is the primary requirement to become a PDN?

To become a PDN in the Philippines, you must be a registered nurse with current professional documents like your Professional Tax Receipt (PTR) and your PRC Card.

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What experience is needed to become a PDN?

You need at least 2 years of experience working as a nurse in a general hospital before applying to be a PDN.

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Who approves a PDN application?

The hospital's Director of Nursing Services must approve your application to be a PDN, making sure you're suitable for the role.

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What type of commitment is needed to be a PDN?

Being a PDN requires a full-time commitment, providing consistent care to patients.

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What is a desirable qualification for PDNs?

Having completed a course in critical care nursing is a preferred qualification for PDNs.

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What certification is often sought by PDNs?

Certification as an IV therapist by the ANSAP (Association of Nursing Science Administration of the Philippines) is a desirable qualification for PDNs.

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Who makes a good nurse educator?

A good nurse educator has a passion for teaching, expertise in their field, patience, understanding, and the ability to inspire students.

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What makes a great nurse educator?

They need a Master's degree, at least 5 years of teaching and supervision experience, and a post-Master's degree or PhD for graduate programs.

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Nurse Corps Functions

The Nurse Corps focuses on treating patients in military facilities, preparing nurses for higher-level roles, and training enlisted personnel.

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Benefits of Military Nursing

Military nurses get training in various specialties, opportunities for advancement, and a guaranteed career path, while serving their country.

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Occupational Health Nursing (OHN) Focus

OHN focuses on promoting, protecting, and overseeing worker health in safe work environments. It involves independent nursing judgments.

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Independent Nursing Practice

A type of nursing where nurses provide services directly to individuals and communities, often independently, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals.

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Predicted Outcomes of Independent Nursing Practice

These include increased healthcare accessibility, enhanced nurse sensitivity to client needs, improved health services, and data for nursing education.

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Factors in Self-Evaluation for Nursing

Nurses should consider their qualifications, experience, age, physical condition, emotional stability, and life goals when choosing a nursing field.

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Choosing a Nursing Field: Important Factors

Beyond salary, consider work type, availability, hours, qualifications, advancement opportunities, entry methods, earnings, benefits, and relationship with colleagues.

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Retaining a Nursing Position

Nurses should strive for continuous learning, develop a pleasing personality, and foster good relationships with colleagues.

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Why is Good Interpersonal Relationship Important for Nurses?

It helps build a positive work environment through enthusiasm, dedication, sincerity, and consideration for colleagues, contributing to team success.

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How does continuous learning help retain a position?

Reading literature and attending conferences helps nurses update their knowledge and skills, making them valuable assets.

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What type of personality traits are beneficial for nurses?

Nurses should cultivate a well-developed personality with a pleasing appearance to create a good first impression.

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Golden Rule for Nurses

Being tactful, dependable, self-controlled, socially compatible, self-confident, cheerful, and helpful.

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Maintaining a Nursing Position

Nurses need to develop proficiency in communication, adjust to work conditions, and stay current with advancements in medicine and nursing.

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Common Causes of Nursing Failure

These include incompetence, poor interpersonal skills, personality defects, inadequate social conduct, and indifference to professional growth.

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Turning Failure into Success

Focus on adjusting to work conditions, being competent, and developing professionally through observations, staff development, and reading.

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Reasons for Resignation

Seeking better opportunities (local or abroad), inability to adjust to work, marriage, children, or family relocation.

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Recommended Tenure in a Position

Nurses should aim to stay in a position for at least two years: one year to adjust and the second to explore nursing specialties.

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Resignation Best Practices

Maintain an open-door policy, be prudent in accepting new positions, provide advance notice (one month for most roles, six for teaching/admin), leave with a clean record, and resign gracefully.

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Resignation: Formal Letter Components

Include the date of resignation, reason for leaving, gratitude for support, and attachments like financial/work/property clearance.

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Common Reasons for Dismissal

Negligence, incompetence, malpractice, unprofessional behavior, or breach of contract.

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Our Goal: Becoming RNs

To succeed in becoming a Registered Nurse and obtaining a license.

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Study Notes

Fields of Nursing - Part VI

  • Learning Objectives:
    • Identify appropriate fields of nursing.
    • Determine nurse qualifications for chosen field.
    • Maintain professional integrity.

Introduction

  • This topic covers different nursing fields, professional qualification maintenance, and job dismissal procedures.

Classification of Nursing Fields

  • Hospital or Institutional Nursing: Comprehensive patient care, family health, combining in-patient and out-patient care, and general hospital medical care goals.
  • PHN or CHN: Focuses on health promotion and disease prevention, working with various healthcare team members (physicians, nurses, epidemiologists, dentists, etc.) and community leaders.
  • Private Duty or Special Duty Nursing: Comprehensive nursing care to a single client, one-to-one ratio, potentially both in hospital and home settings, and a role of an independent contractor.
  • Industrial or Occupational Health Nursing: Promotion, protection, and supervision of worker health in safe and healthy work environments; offering independent nursing judgements and care in various situations. Specific areas may involve immediate care of seriously injured patients and knowledge of legal responsibilities.
  • Nursing Education: Career opportunities are improving, but there is a shortage of educators. Specific qualifications are needed for educators and program leadership positions.
  • Military Nursing: This specialty has a specific set of functions, qualifications, and privileges/benefits that are unique compared to other fields.
  • School Health Nursing: Focuses on education, promotion, and prevention within the school system, supporting school health programs and activities.
  • Clinic Nursing: Involves general skills in physical examinations, instruments, records, and patient care.
  • Advanced Practice Nursing: Specialized education and experience beyond basic nursing; these nurses have expertise in their niches and participate in various roles that include direct patient care, research, reaching out, consultations, and management.
  • Independent Nursing Practice: Self-employed nurses offering services to clients/patients and their families near hospitals. It's often community-based and involves independent decision-making versus working under the supervision of hospital staff.

Advantages of Staff Nursing

  • Supervisor availability for consultation.
  • Updated knowledge of medicine and patient care trends.
  • Rotation to various units offering experience and the chance to determine a preferred specialty.
  • Normal work hours.
  • Provision for sick leave, vacation, and holidays.
  • Possibility of promotion.
  • Periodic salary increases based on merit.
  • Important role in the health team.
  • Multiple staff development programs.

Disadvantages of Nursing

  • Potential staffing shortages requiring overtime work.
  • Limited personnel budgets may restrict opportunities for skill improvement through continuing education programs.
  • Lack of access to continuing education programs in some settings.
  • Administrative difficulties or excessive workload.

Qualification of Nursing Service Administrators

  • Registered Nurses (RN) with at least two years of experience in general nursing service administration.
  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree with at least 9 units in management and administration courses at the graduate level.
  • Member of a good standing accredited professional nursing organization.
  • Chief nurses or nursing directors hold similar RN/BSN requirements, and require a minimum of five years supervisory/managerial experience with a Master's degree in Nursing.
  • Public health agencies prioritize CNs with Master's degrees in Public Health.
  • Military hospital CNs should have a Master's degree, completed the General Staff Course (GSC), and five years of experience.

Advantages of PHN

  • Focus on family and community health rather than individual
  • Comprehensive view of community health needs and programs
  • Role in national development.
  • Maximizes use of available resources.
  • Educating clients, and emphasizing preventative care.
  • Enabling nurses to use community resources effectively.
  • Empowerment of individuals, families, and communities to take responsibility for their well-being.

Disadvantages of PHN

  • Limited cases, mostly chronic/communicable diseases.
  • Greater exposure to varied environmental hazards compared to hospital nursing
  • Varying work hours; no fixed schedule.
  • Less glamorous or exciting than hospital settings work.

Advantages of Private Duty Practice

  • Control of work hours.
  • Potential for enjoyable leisure time.
  • Opportunity to learn new knowledge and procedures.
  • Problem-solving opportunities.
  • Personal satisfaction and recognition for providing exceptional care.
  • Direct interaction with patients and families.
  • The chance to travel and see the world.

Disadvantages of Private Duty Practice

  • Dependence on patients
  • Lack of staff or shared resources that can negatively impact the patient care process.
  • Limited opportunity for skill updates and continuing education.
  • Fewer opportunities to develop relationships with other hospital staff.
  • Less access to hospital staff support for patients with extensive needs.
  • Potential difficulty for maintaining professional liability insurance.
  • Potential for non-competitive pay compared to other nursing roles.

Advantages of Occupational Health Nursing

  • Variety of helpful resources for beginners
  • Opportunities for interaction with peers and fellow nurses.

Advantages of Nursing Education

  • More career opportunities
  • Higher salaries than nurses in other hospital settings.

Qualifications of Nurse Educators

  • Registered Nurse with at least one year of clinical practice in the area of specialization.
  • Member of a professional nursing organization.
  • Master's degree.

Personal Qualities and Special Abilities of Nurse Educators

  • Ability to inspire interest and enthusiasm in students about the subject at hand.
  • Strong enthusiasm and empathy to promote learning.
  • A deep understanding of the students' perspectives
  • Excellence in the field and role modeling for the students.
  • Resourcefulness with patience, understanding, and perseverance.

Qualifications of a Dean

  • Master's Degree
  • At least five years of teaching and supervising experience.
  • Those teaching in graduate programs require a post-Master's program or Ph.D.

Disadvantages of School Health Nursing

  • Limited exposure to changes and current issues in nursing practice.

Advantages and Functions of Clinic Nursing

  • General clinical skills are expected
  • Assistance with exams, record keeping, order management, and supplies
  • Excellent teaching and communication skills
  • Organizational and leadership capabilities
  • Good assessment and anticipatory skills

Advantages of Military Nursing

  • Competitive salaries and comprehensive allowances
  • Prestigious uniform and rank
  • Benefits for dependents
  • Opportunities for travel worldwide
  • Opportunity to contribute in fulfilling wartime and peaceful duties as required of their role..

Dismissal from a position

  • Nurses are rarely dismissed from their jobs.
  • Causes for dismissal include negligence, incompetence, malpractice, unprofessional conduct, and breach of contract.

Resigning from a Job

  • Personal circumstances like marriage, children, or family relocation can cause a change in employment.
  • Nurses should stay in a position for at least two years to adequately determine their specialty and develop the necessary competence.
  • Proper notification, usually one month or six months, is necessary when resigning from a position or role

Factors to Consider in Self-Evaluation:

  • Qualification
  • Experience and training
  • Physical/mental condition
  • Life goals and aspirations.

Factors in Choosing a Nursing Field

  • Type of work
  • Work availability
  • Work hours
  • Required qualifications
  • Opportunities for advancement
  • Entry methods
  • Salary and benefits.

How to Transform Failure into Success

  • Adapt to the work environment and conditions.
  • Maintain high competence of the position held.
  • Professional development through observations, staff development programs, and reading relevant materials.

Resigning from a Position (specific consideration):

  • Expressing gratitude for opportunities.
  • Giving adequate notice period.
  • Submitting clear documentation and adherence to professional guidelines when resigning.

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