Development Of Nursing Practice

Question 1

What is ICN (international council of nurses)

Answer 1

Federation of 130 national nurses’ associations, represents 28 millions of nurses worlwide

Question 2

What are the nursing practices (ICN)

Answer 2

1. Promotion of health
2. Prevention of illness
3. Care of ill/disabled/dying people

Question 3

What are other key nursing roles

Answer 3

1. Advocacy
2. Promotion of safe environment
3. Research
4. Education
5. Participation in health policy shaping/patient/ health system management

Question 4

What are the fundamental values

Answer 4

1. Integrity
2. Respect for the client
3. Professional autonomy
4. Professional competence
5. Excellence in care
6. Professional collaboration
7. Humanity

Question 5

What is fiq

Answer 5

Fédération interprofessionnelle da la santé du Québec

Question 6

cna (canadian nurse association)

Answer 6

Work of this association: set scope of practice, protect title of nurse, protect public against unqualified practices

Question 7

First nursing schools characteristics

Answer 7

In hospital, observe pts, never interfere with or criticize treatment (i see and i am silent)

Question 8

Who founded first hospital in qc

Answer 8

Jeanne mance

Question 9

Characteristics of hospitals for indigenous people

Answer 9

Underfunded, overcrowded, understaffed
Separate hc service from nine indigenous

Question 10

What is CINA (canadian indigenous nurse association)

Answer 10

Primary aim: improve health of indigenous communities, expand participation of indigenous nurses in provision of indigenous health services

Question 11

Code of ethics of nurses (OIIQ)

Answer 11

1. Professional ethics
2. Fundamental values
3. Principles guiding nurse actions in their practice

Question 12

Fundamental values goal

Answer 12

1. Served as pillars for different divisions of code of ethics
2. Help define resulting professional duties and obligations

Question 13

Nurses emergence

Answer 13

1. New france/across canada
2. Missionary nurses
3. WHO
4. Remote canadian regions

Question 14

Nursing education today

Answer 14

1. New and continually developing curricula
2. Increased access through online/distance modalities
3. Educational standards monitored by provinces and territories and by canadian association for schools of nursing (CASN)
4. Ensures greater quality and response to change