Nursing Education And Research Flashcards

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Some settings in which nurses practice

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  1. Hospitals
  2. Long term care facilities
  3. Psychiatric facilities
  4. Rehabilitation facilities
  5. Local community service centres…
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Most important roles of nurses in hospitals

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  1. Apply nursing process with critical thinking skills
  2. Patient/family teaching
  3. Discharge planning
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Roles of nurses in chsld

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  1. Plan/coordinate resident care
  2. Manage chronic illness
  3. Conduct rehab programs
  4. Assume role in education/communication/family related interventions
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Different options for nursing education

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  1. DEC
  2. Master
  3. Doctorat
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Possible career path for nursing

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  1. Clinical nurse specialists
  2. Nurse educator
  3. Nurse researcher
  4. Nurse practitioner
  5. Nurse administrator
  6. Pivot nurse
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OIIQ principle function

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Ensure protection of the public
By credentialing and licensing and registration

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Nurses must maintain ?hrs of continuing nursing education each year to maintain competency?

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20 hours, can be achieved by reading nursing journals, certification courses, participation in hospital in-services, conferences

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3 ways to get RN license in qc

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  1. 3year DEC and pass oiiq exam
  2. Dec bacc program and pass oiiq
  3. 2 year DEC and 3 year BScN and pass oiiq
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Practicing as a DEC nurse

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  1. Limit practices in qc
  2. Work within various clinical areas and chsld
  3. Care for various spectrums of life cycle
  4. Ability to practice any regulated acts identified in Nursing Practice Act
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Masters graduate (MN, MScN)

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  1. Provide advanced preparation in nursing theory, science, practice
  2. Clinical nurse specialist, nurse practitioner, nurse educator, nurse administrator
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Doctoral graduates

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  1. Provide nurses with skills to perform research to advance nursing knowledge for evidenced based practice
  2. Enhance quality of nursing care and improve pt health
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Nurse practitioner characteristics

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  1. Registered w masters degree
  2. Extended scope of practice including: advanced assessment, diagnose referral powers, prescribing certain medications
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Foundation of profession in nursing

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  1. Nursing knowledge must be expended continuously to keep nursing care relevant and current
  2. Evidence informed decision making
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Sources of evidence

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  1. Scientific evidence in journals
  2. Non research evidence, quality improvement, risk management data
  3. Individual pt data and other values, beliefs, experiences
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Quantitative vs qualitative research

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Qtt: precisely measured and quantified
Qlt: qestions abt phenomena that cannot be quantified, requires understanding perspective if person in situation

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Principles in ethical issues in research

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  1. Respect for human dignity
  2. Respect for persons
  3. Concern for welfare
  4. Respect for privacy and confidentiality
  5. Justice