WEEK 8 FINAL PROJECT
Leah Thompson
Theeffectofthemediaonnursingimage.pptxThe effect of the media on nursing image
Darrani Rodriguez
West Coast university
NURS440 Issues and Trends in Nursing
Tara Strawn
May 28, 2022
Introduction
To determine the effects of the media on the nursing profession as media has had both positive and negative impacts on nursing profession
Shows portrait of how Nurses can utilize the media to educate public
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By choosing the topic, I get to research and understand the effects of media on nursing. The effects are both positive and negative. Hence, by understanding positive effects that media can be used for to build the nursing image. Solutions are possible to solve ways to educate and show a true image of nursing.
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Impact on Nursing Practice
Positive Impact
Portrayed as heroes
Increase the knowledge of community health through the positive portrayal
Allowing patients to feel comfortable enough to trust nurses to make decisions on optimal care
Negative Impact
Fewer admissions rates of new students in the field
Reduce Pay rates
Undermining level of knowledge nurses possess
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The media has affected nurses in many ways from low admissions in colleges to mistreatment and low pay despite the importance of their work throughout the healthcare system. The importance of nurses cannot be disputed. Not only do nurses have to step up and improve their stereotypes, but society as a whole need to step up and see nurses for who they really are as well.
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Current Relevance
Helps understand the public perception of nursing through:
Inconsistent portrayals of nursing in the media and on the internet
Patients' personal experiences
The treatment of other professionals.
Gender role expectations
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The media rarely depicts nurses giving care outside of the hospital, such as at community clinics, outpatient facilities, or in the patient's own residence. Instead, they are frequently depicted as medical assistants rather than the highly trained independent practitioners we know and respect them to be.
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Current Relevance Continued
Since nurses are being viewed negatively by the public many aspect are affected:
Relationship with patients
Interprofessional relationship
Interprofessional collaboration is reduced making it more difficult to provide optimal care for patients
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Because nurses have been portrayed in a negative light, they are not receiving the deserved respect from the medical community and thus it causes a distress to the patient's care.
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Clinical Practice Integration
Develop pride in the profession.
Maintain a professional appearance
Display professional behaviors in the workplace
Push for more nursing accomplishments to be boasted over to the public eye
Become a leader in your community.
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Most importantly, nurses' own perceptions of themselves can have a significant impact on their own well-being and productivity. Negative perceptions about the profession might affect everything it does or wants to do. This includes professional behavior.
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Lobbying
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Nurses in government positions; governing organizations engage in communication with the government; critical concerns research is carried out. As a Nurse, you can help shape the future of public policy if you stay informed and engage in the process. Media attention, public awareness, and transparency are all important components of an effective policy environment. Publish, Participate Be a part of this organization and you will be recognized as credible. Show the importance of nurses' work
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Lobbying for nurses depends on the ability to create policies to help in changing perceptions towards nurses.
Public policy is set by the government through the policymaking process.
There are three stages:
planning,
implementation
Evaluation
Reforming priorities, institutions, organizations, financing, and the regulatory environment are all examples of policy reforms that can be applied to programs and practices
The policy environment includes government, the media, and the general public.
Reshaping Nursing
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This is an informational video to watch about how the nursing profession is stereotyped as non-medical professionals an what we can do to make those changes. This is here simply for the audience would like to learn more about the issue of media portral of nursing but not necessary to watch in full
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Conclusion
The public's perception of nursing has been skewed by the media's portrayal at times as a terrible profession.
This had an effect on the way nurses interacted with patients and their families, as well as how much work they were required to do as a result of this.
Through reforms and public education of nurse's professions it becomes possible to change the perception of nurses
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Nurses' professional identity was found to be influenced by their work environment and work ideals in seven different studies. It's important for nurses to learn from their experiences in the workplace, and this is especially true when it comes to their interactions with their coworkers.
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References
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Current Nursing. (2011). Nursing theorists. Retrieved from http: //currentnursing. com/nursing_theory/nursing_theorists. Html
Ferns, T. , & Chojnacka, I. (2005). Angels and swingers, matrons and sinners: nursing stereotypes. British Journal of Nursing. 14(19), 1028 -1032. 0
Isom, M. (1998). The social learning theory. Retrieved from http: //www. criminology. fsu. edu/crimtheory/bandura. Htm
Kelly, J. , Fealy, G. , & Watson, R. (2012). The image of you: constructing nursing identities in You. Tube. Journal of Advanced Nursing. 68(8), 18041816.
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