Professionalism (Wk. 3) Flashcards
What has been the most trusted profession for the last twenty-one years?
nurses
What traits describe nursing professionalism?
- integrity
- compassion
- advocacy
- altruism
- courage
- caring
- inclusivity
- humility
- autonomy
- humanity
- social justice
What actions can you take, from day one of your clinical experience, to portray a positive, professional image of nursing?
- well-groomed
- prepared for the day ahead (clinical assign. completed)
- night before–set alarm, lay out your scrubs, other supplies, pack lunch
- be on time (15 mins. early)
- in clinical, speak in a courtesous manner, maintain positive attitude, and follow through with patient requests
- communicate challenges with your nursing faculty (both clinical and didactic)
What defines the lack of regard for others, rude or disruptive behaviors?
incivility
What is defined as the mechanism through which licensure and scope of nursing practice is regulated by laws in each state?
nurse practice act
What is the primary purpose of the nurse practice act?
to protect the public from unskilled, under-educated and unlicensed nurses
What are the five standards in the nursing process?
- assessment
- diagnosis
- planning
- implementation (coordination of care, health promotion)
- evaluation
What are the six standards of professional performance for nursing?
- ethics
- culturally congruent practice
- communication
- leadership
- education
What refers to the consideration of standards of conduct or the study of philosophical ideals of right and wrong behavior?
ethics
What are the six principles of health care ethics?
- autonomy
- justice (each patient will be treated the same)
- fidelity (obligation for nurse to carry out care for patient)
- beneficience
- nonmaleficience
- veracity (truthfulness)
What is the purpose of the ENERGY self-care model?
incorporate self-care strategies that can help reduce stress and mitigate burnout
What model can one use to incorporate self-care strategies that can help reduce stress and mitigate burnout?
energy self-care model