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Article Critique – A Randomized Controlled Trial Of The Effects Of Nursing Care Based On Watson’s Theory Of Human Caring On Distress, Self-Efficacy And Adjustment In Infertile Women

This paper critiqued article “A Randomized Controlled Trial Of The Effects Of Nursing Care Based On Watson’s Theory Of Human Caring On Distress, Self-Efficacy And Adjustment In Infertile Women.” By Ilkay, et al., (2013). The aims of this article were to evaluate the effects of nursing care Based on the theory of human caring on

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Introduction to Nursing

Definition of nursing The Oxford English Dictionary defines nursing as “the profession or practice of providing care for the sick and infirm” (Oxford Living Dictionaries, 2017). However, much as nursing is concerned with providing healthcare during treatment and palliative care of the sick and infirm, it also includes providing preventive healthcare to people who are

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Unpleasant Symptoms Theory – Middle Range Nursing Theory Review

Over the years, middle-range nursing theories have been identified as an essential element of practice and research. They are highly recommended owing to fact that they are perceptible and verifiable using standard testing techniques. The Theory of Unpleasant Symptoms is one of the most well-known middle-range theories in the nursing profession. Thus, it is essential

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What is Your Philosophy of Nursing?

What is your philosophy of nursing? Examine how a personal philosophy of nursing  influences doctoral level nursing practice. Describe your philosophy of nursing. Discuss how your philosophy of nursing will influence your role as a doctorate of nursing practice-prepared nurse.  Personal Philosophy of Nursing Defining one’s personal philosophy of nursing represents a significant step in

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Use of Bar-coded Medication Administration Technology to Enhance Quality and Safety Standards in Nursing – Annotated Bibliography

Annotated Bibliography on Technology in Nursing – Assignment Instructions Write a 4-6 page annotated bibliography where you identify peer-reviewed publications that promote the use of a selected technology to enhance quality and safety standards in nursing. Introduction Rapid changes in information technology go hand-in-hand with progress in quality health care delivery, nursing practice, and interdisciplinary

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How Patient Education and Technology Impacts the Delivery of Healthcare and Nursing Care

Introduction             The information technologies and the research that result from such technologies has led to newer and better methods in which nursing information is brought to patients. In addition, the use of technology has further influenced the pattern of empirical knowledge in nursing, which has influenced by evidence-based research and experience. However, the presence

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Patient-care in Watson’s and Nightingale’s Nursing Theories

Comparing Concepts In Nursing Theories Find a concept within Watson’s Theory of Caring and a similar concept within any other nursing theory.  Compare the two concepts for similarities and differences. Illustrate how a person reading about a theory can be influenced in their understanding of a theory if they have a different definition of a

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Unique Purpose of Nursing Not Performed by any Other Profession

Identify the unique purpose of nursing that is NOT performed by any other profession.  What do nurses do that no other profession or discipline is dedicated to perform? Identify this concept and link it to a concept in any theoretical framework.  One aspect that makes the nursing profession unique is development of plans of care.

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Application of the Nursing Process to Deliver Culturally Competent Care – Immunization in Developing Countries

Introduction Immunization in the developed countries has been recorded as a success. Diseases have been prevented through the administration of vaccines. For instance, in United States of America, diseases that were a threat in the early twentieth century have been eradicated through vaccines. An example is measles. However, in the developing countries, immunization is poorly

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