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Personal Philosophy of Advanced Nurse Practice
MN502 Unit 3 Assignment
Personal Philosophy of Advance Nursing Practice Narrative
This Assignment addresses this course outcome:
MN502-1: Formulate a professional nursing philosophy based upon the role and responsibilities of the advanced nurse.
Introduction
The purpose of this Assignment is for you to present your views, values, and beliefs about the four concepts of the nursing metaparadigm (i.e., person, nursing, health, and environment) and their interrelationship to one another as they guide your current nursing practice. The process of identifying a personal nursing philosophy of advanced nursing practice and continuously examining, affirming, and validating this philosophy through caring for patients, families, communities, populations, and/or systems can foster professional and personal growth that builds advanced practice expertise.
Directions
In this Assignment, you will develop the first draft of your personal philosophy of advanced practice nursing. You will continue to work on this document throughout the course, with new drafts reflecting your growing sophistication as you reflect on each week's lesson.
A philosophical statement includes these elements:
· An introduction that presents your thought processes used to articulate a philosophy of advanced practice nursing. Note that APA does not use a heading for the introduction, because it is assumed that the first few paragraphs of a manuscript are the introduction.
· Valued personal concepts, such as:
· Metaparadigm concepts such as person/client, nursing, health, and environment
· Additional concepts you may find valuable to advanced practice, such as IOM Future of Nursing, accountability, interprofessional collaborative practice, social justice, and professionalism
· Definition of each concept selected
· Relationships between and among concepts within your personal philosophy as applied to your current practice. A diagram with should be used to graphically depict these interrelationships.
Personal Philosophy of Advanced Nurse Practice
MN502 Unit 3 Assignment
Personal Philosophy of Advanced Nurse Practice
The general framework of the philosophy of the nursing as a profession focuses primarily on providing quality and adequate health care to the needs of the patients. Owing to interrelationships that exist among affecting factors of individuals, environment, nursing and health, personal philosophy is important in providing a relationship that is harmonized (Denehy, 2012). This paper is aimed at assessing the values, personal beliefs, and views that are related to factors that are related to the Advanced Professional Nursing roles.
Concepts of meta-paradigm Concepts
The core focus of the advanced nurse should always and will be the patient. As it is expected and believed that nurses should provide care that is compassionate to all victims with fairness and love. Nurses should give empathetic care to the needs of the patients. A nurse should nurture a good and healthy relationship with the patients and take care of their requirements. Nurses have improved their skill to universal care.
Nursing is perceived as an art based on the codes of ethics and standards of practice that manages the interactions between patients and nurses. In addition, these rules are aimed at maintaining the relationships established in the setting of healthcare. Being a nurse is a privilege, and it should, therefore, be taken with the more seriousness as it touches human life. Professional nurses are directly influenced by health as another facet.
Nurses usually have a responsibility of making sure that the patient's health is restored and there is the improvement in the quality of their lives. Therefore, nurses have always to be recalled that the health is an important section of the well-being. The surrounding is wherever patients are rendered with healthcare services. Nursing home, hospital or a clinic should be setting of an establishing a healthcare.
Friendly atmosphere and cleanliness are elements that are non-negotiable regardless of the setting. The care surrounding should be inviting to patients as it is expected to be free of infections. Future Professionalism, Nursing and Interdisciplinary teams in collaboration with IOM observed that the nursing profession is expected to undergo drastic changes brought about by the regulatory considerations. There is tremendous demand for health services that are of good quality calling for commitment and determination by the nurses to maintain that objectives are still achievable.
It is equated by professionalism to practices that are acceptable, and sustainability of services provision is ensured. This concept can be achieved when standards of practice are embraced which give acceptable behavior guidelines among their contacts and caregivers with patients. Interdisciplinary collaborative practice and team concept can be termed to be the close practitioners association to ensure superiority healthcare services are facilitated to all.
In conclusion, nursing can be seen as a way of giving back to the society. A nurse should be willing to ready to help others. Being able to show a person that you care is important to a person spiritually.
References
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Kouzes, J. & Posner, B. (2017). The leadership challenge: how to make extraordinary things happen in organizations. Hoboken, New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Kikuchi, J. & Simmons, H. (1994). Developing a philosophy of nursing. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications.
Brencick, J. & Webster, G. (2000). Philosophy of nursing: a new vision for health care. Albany, N.Y: State University of New York Press.
Kim, H. (2015). The essence of nursing practice: philosophy and perspective. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company, LLC.
