M2 Professionalism Flashcards
Union
Organization of workers formed to protect their rights and interests
through collective bargaining
Collective bargaining
Unions negotiation with employers
Benefits of joining a union
Increase individual power
Increase input
Eliminate discrimination
Social acceptance
Required to do so (closed shop)
Patient outcome improvement
Problems with joining unions
Unions support the welfare state and oppose free enterprise
Individualism
Identification with management’s viewpoints
Fear of reprisal
Fear of lost income
Is Texas a right to work state
YES
4 Categories of labor laws that a supervisor should follow
Labor standards
Labor relations
Equal employment
Civil and criminal
Benner’s levels of nursing experience
Novice
Advanced beginner
Competent
Proficient
Expert
Novice
general understanding of rules
rules are viewed as universal
rules are not viewed through context or exceptions
Advanced Beginner
Acceptable performance
Has experience to recognize recurring components
Principles begin to form
Competent
2-3 years
Long-term goals
Actions planned based on conscious abstract analytical thinking
Proficient
Understands situations as a whole
Holistic decision making
Can modify plans based on experience
Expert
No longer relies on principles rules or guidelines
Can connect situations independently
Profound experience
Fluid flexible highly proficient performance
Justification for career development
Employee attrition
Equal opportunity
Employee growth
Quality of life
Organization competitiveness
Avoids obsolescence
Promote evidence based practice
Individual roles for career development
Self assessment
Assess for opportunities
Determine goal
Implement
Evaluate
Reassess apprach to goal
Management roles for career development
Integrate individual and organizational needs
Create career paths
Disseminate info
Assess career needs
Give support
Provide training
Benefits of professional certification
Sense of accomplishment
Validation of knowledge
Increased credibility
Autonomy
Career opportunity
Improve PT outcomes
Watkin’s seven steps of reflection
REFLECT
Recall the event
Examine your responses
Acknowledge feelings
Learn from experience
Explore options
Create a plan
Time restrict your plan
For a profession to exist there has to be an _ to set _ and _
Organization
Standards ands Education
Nursing organizations influence
healthcare policy and legislation
Benefits of being in a nursing organization
Networking
Voice in legislation
Keeping current with trends and issues
ANA
American Nurse’s Association
determines
sets standards for
writes the
NURSING SCOPE OF PRACTICE
PROFESSIONAL PERFOMANCE
CODE OF ETHICS
NLN
National league of nurses
objective
foster and improve nursing education and services
AACN
American Association of Colleges of Nursing
does
Does baccalaureate accreditations for nursing schools
AACN goals
improve quality edu standards
Which organization consists of members representing each state
ANA
Union
Organization of workers in an effort to advocate for self
Unions try to improve
Conditions
Wages
Rights
Economic status
Safety
Collective bargaining
Union negotiations
Wagner act of 1974
Extended unionizing to the private sectors including nurses
Process of collective bargaining
5 steps
Pre-negotiation - brainstorming
Negotiators - concerns are identified
Negotiation - concerns are presented
Agreement/Contract - may or may not be reached
Implementation - actions are taken, acceptance or boycott
NNU
UAN
National Nurses United - union
United American Nurses - union
Union prose
give voice
collective bargaining
continued edu
termination protection
Union cons
majority vote
pressure from union to hold opinion
long negotiations - months to years
less $ in long term due to pre-agreed contracts
Can a nurse holding a leadership position form more than 15% of their time be in a union
NO
Transition to practice programs
types
what is it
Residencies
Externships
Internships
bridge program that provides hands on experiences for students
Who funds transition to practice programs
Employers
Nursing Practice Act
Laws established in EACH STATE
NPA protects the
defines the…
PATIENT
legal scope of practice
NPA creates a state board of nursing like the TBoN which has the authority to
Make and enforce rules and regulations
NPA defines legal requirements and responsibilities of what perfessions
RN
LPN
LVN
Who established education criteria
NPA TBoN
Who established Licensure of nursing
NPA TBoN