Actvity III-SCOPE OF NURSING PRACTICE/JYNELYN CAINTA MACAM

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Informatics

Activity III

Submitted by:Jynelyn Macam


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SCOPE OF NURSINGPRACTICE


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SCOPE


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SCOPE

PRACTICE


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PRACTICE

CHN


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PRACTICE

CHNHOSPITAL


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PRACTICE

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ROLES


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PRACTICE

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EDUCATION


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EDUCATION

CURRICULUM


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SCOPE

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EDUCATION

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TEACHING


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EDUCATION

CURRICULUM

TEACHING

DISTANCE

LEARNING


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SCOPE

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EDUCATION

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TEACHING

DISTANCE

LEARNINGRESEARCH


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SCOPE

PRACTICE

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EXPANDED

ROLES

EDUCATION

CURRICULUM

TEACHING

DISTANCE

LEARNINGRESEARCH

FINAL

REPORT


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SCOPE

PRACTICE

CHNHOSPITAL

EXPANDED

ROLES

EDUCATION

CURRICULUM

TEACHING

DISTANCE

LEARNINGRESEARCH

FINAL

REPORT

RESOURCE


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SCOPE

PRACTICE

CHNHOSPITAL

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ROLES

EDUCATION

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TEACHING

DISTANCE

LEARNINGRESEARCH

FINAL

REPORT

RESOURCE

SHARINGRESOURCES


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SCOPE

PRACTICE

CHNHOSPITAL

EXPANDED

ROLES

EDUCATION

CURRICULUM

TEACHING

DISTANCELEARNING

RESEARCH

FINAL

REPORT

RESOURCE

SHARINGRESOURCES

ADMINISTRATION


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SCOPE

PRACTICE

CHNHOSPITAL

EXPANDED

ROLES

EDUCATION

CURRICULUM

TEACHING

DISTANCELEARNING

RESEARCH

FINAL

REPORT

RESOURCE

SHARINGRESOURCES

ADMINISTRATION

RESULTS


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SCOPE

PRACTICE

CHNHOSPITAL

EXPANDED

ROLES

EDUCATION

CURRICULUM

TEACHING

DISTANCELEARNING

RESEARCH

FINAL

REPORT

RESOURCE

SHARINGRESOURCES

ADMINISTRATION

RESULTS

OBJECTIVES


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SCOPE

PRACTICE

CHNHOSPITAL

EXPANDED

ROLES

EDUCATION

CURRICULUM

TEACHING

DISTANCELEARNING

RESEARCH

FINAL

REPORT

RESOURCE

SHARINGRESOURCES

ADMINISTRATION

RESULTS

OBJECTIVES

METHODS


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Community Health Nursing

The utilization of the nursing process in the differentlevels of clientele-individuals, families, population

groups and communities, concerned with thepromotion of health, prevention of disease anddisability and rehabilitation.

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Hospital exposure

The nursing informatics can be applies hospitals

by means of medication and discharge instructionof the patient.

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Expanded Roles

Clinical Specialists- is a nurse who has completed

a masters degree in specialty and has considerable

clinical expertise in that specialty. She provides

expert care to individuals, participates in educating

health care professionals and ancillary, acts as a

clinical consultant and participates in research.


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Nurse Practitioner- is a nurse who has completedeither as certificate program or a masters degree in a

specialty and is also certified by the appropriate

specialty organization. She is skilled at makingnursing assessments, performing P. E., counseling,

teaching and treating minor and self- limiting illness


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Nurse-midwife- a nurse who has completed a

program in midwifery; provides prenatal andpostnatal care and delivers babies to woman

with uncomplicated pregnancies.

Nurse anesthetist- a nurse who completed thecourse of study in an anesthesia school and

carries out pre-operative status of clients.


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Nurse Educator-A nurse usually with advanced degree,who beaches in clinical or educational settings, teaches

theoretical knowledge, clinical skills and conduct

research.

Nurse Entrepreneur- a nurse who has an advanceddegree, and manages health-related business.

Nurse administrator- a nurse who functions at various

levels of management in health settings; responsible for

the management and administration of resources andpersonnel involved in giving patient care

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The integrated nursing curriculum includesboth classroom and clinical content that are

organized around a series of concepts that

progress from simple to complex. In the blocknursing curriculum, learning experiences are

divided by content area such as care of

children and families and adult health.

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Teaching-is the profession of educating people about health.

Areas within this profession encompass environmental

health, physical health, social health, emotional

health, intellectual health, and spiritual health. Itcan be defined as the principle by which individuals

and groups of people learn to behave in a manner

conducive to the promotion, maintenance, orrestoration of health.

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Distance Teaching

-is a field of education that focuses on teaching methods and

technology with the aim of delivering teaching, often on an

individual basis, to students who are not physically present in a

traditional educational setting such as a classroom. It has been

described as "a process to create and provide access to learning

when the source of information and the learners are separated by

time and distance, or both.

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Final Report

.

-a document containing information organized in

a narrative, graphic, or tabular form prepared on

ad hoc, periodic, recurring, regular, or as

required basis .Reports may refer to specific

periods, events, occurrences, or subjects, and may

be communicated or presented in oral or written

form.Back


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Resource

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-is a source or supply from which an organization

gains profit. Typically resources are materials or

other assets that are transformed to produce benefitand in the process may be consumed or made

unavailable.

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Sharing Resources

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-a shared resource or network share is a

device or piece of information on a computer

that can be remotely accessed from anothercomputer, typically via a local area network

or an enterprise intranet transparently as if it

were a resource in the local machine.Back


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Results

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-outcome, consequence, or conclusion of a problem,

probe or experiment after a period of time. This

conclusion can be one result, multiple results, or noresults. The length of time taken to find a result

can vary from less than a second to many years.


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Results

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-data received after processing a query. For

example, when a user submits a search query in an

online search engine, the online search engine will

process the users query and generate search results

usually within fractions of a second.

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Objectivities

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-an end that can be reasonably achieved within an expected

timeframe and with available resources. In general, an

objective is broader in scope than a goal, and may consistof several individuals goals. Objectives are a basic tools

that underlying all planning and strategic activities. They

serve as the basis for policy and performance appraisals.

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Methods

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- an established, habitual, logical, or

prescribed practice or systematic practice of

achieving certain ends with accuracy andefficiency, usually in an ordered sequence of

fixed steps.

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