Hi Millette: A Case Study

In the United States, a renewed interest occurred in telehealth in the 1990s according to McGonigle and Mastrian because of escalating costs, the need for greater access for all

I completed my adult nursing degree. I began my nursing career in 2014 in primary care as a community nurse. I have continuously undertaken courses to improve my skill and knowledge in caring for patients. This has empowered me to deliver holistic evidence based care to patients in the community. I have continued to professionally update my practice and have developed comprehensive portfolio.

As the clinic RN, I assisted and learned to do many types of wound dressings, wound care debridement, and with wound care equipment. My strengths and skill sets are from years of OR experience with incisions/wounds, infection control, assessment and direct patient care. I offer wonderful interpersonal skills that include leadership through mentoring and building rapport with professional and nonprofessional staff, experienced and effective public speaker in any venue, and patient/community education through honest and effective communication. I have been successful in every nursing area I have worked and I would like to join and add to your Wound Healing team.

As a practitioner or a population health coach, both APNs considered other nurses at any level, and physicians within the same discipline, as her peers. Over the course of their professional careers, increased confidence, trust, and knowledge were the commonalities with evolving roles. The confidence and trust originates with oneself, then, includes that of her co-workers and physicians, but mostly from her patients. Maturing from the novice RN to an expert APN, the confidence and knowledge base has developed, building an individual practice and supporting patients and communities towards optimal health. Each considered autonomy the greatest privilege guaranteed them as APN.

My chosen career is a registered nurse with a specialty in neonatal medicine. I am very passionate about helping others and learning how the human body all works together as a coordinated system. Currently I work as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) where I assist elderly residents with tasks that vary from getting dressed to making sure they are as comfortable as possible. While I thoroughly enjoy working with all of the residents at the nursing home, I am ready for a new challenge. I would like to gain more knowledge in order to help even more people with a wide variety of issues. I am interested to see what it takes to move up the career ladder in the nursing field. As well as what to expect as far as education requirements, salary, and the outlook of nursing jobs. In order to learn more about registered nursing I have scheduled an interview with Stacy Helmuth, a registered nurse at Shawnee Mission Medical Center.

I am writing to express my interest in admittance to the South University Family Nurse Practitioner program for fall of 2016. This program came highly recommended to me by a professional colleague who is currently precepting students enrolled in this program. I have been a registered nurse for eleven years and have recently received my bachelor’s degree in nursing from Daytona State College _______. I have earned an extensive amount of experience in several different fields of nursing such as, emergency medicine, intensive care, pediatrics, woman’s health, and mental health. I am eager to incorporate my experience into a practitioner role of diagnosing and disease process.

I graduated from Florida Atlantic University in May 2017, successful passed the necessary national certification and obtained my Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner license from the state of Florida. My education has provided me with the skills and knowledge to assess, diagnose and treat patients in a dedicated, compassionate and caring manner. My background includes providing care in an acute care setting as a registered nurse and interning within the Martin Health Care System as a family nurse practitioner student. During my internship, I practiced teamwork, clinical excellence, and became proficient in

Classes will also be held monthly for all nurse residents to formally educate the nurse residents taught by our clinical nurse educators. This time could be used to learn policies and procedures important for our facility along with evaluating the program. This would allow for social interaction for the new nurse residents. Through this social interaction the residents could vent and share stories of best practices and do-overs to help them feel confident that they are not alone.

I, Megan Farrell, am currently a Licensed Practical Nurse at a treatment center that works with prisoners. I accepted a clinical positon here as a graduate, but plan to work in a hospital setting once I have become a Registered Nurse working in the Intensive Care Unit. I quickly worked my way up the latter from the clinic nurse to the Chronic Care nurse and I am quite passionate about further educating my patients and ensuring they understand the importance of treatment compliance. I have spent countless hours educating and giving encouraging guidance to successfully manage chronic conditions.

but I could not implement it and this was a motivating factor in deciding to continue my education. I am familiar with the diseases I help treat under the supervision of an RN, but my license hinders me from providing encompassed care for

There were regular supervised contacts between Joanne and Kain whilst he was in the Milliken’s care. These contacts initially lasted for an hour and a half and would occur weekly. Overall, these contacts were reported to be positive with Joanne greeting Kain with warm hello’s followed by hugs and kisses. Joanne would often bring word puzzles or bring ingredients for her and Kain to bake a cake. Kain would show Joanne his new magic tricks and Joanne would congratulate him on his ability to learn such tricks. The interaction between Kain and his mother was often warm a positive and consisted of Joanne giving Kain encouragement and praise.

I recently became certified as a psychiatric and mental health nurse. I serve on our unit practice council helping to find solutions to unit specific issues. I have also served on the hospital wide nurse’s week committee, and a fall prevention committee.

I began to think about where the NPR would be most valuable and supportive to the nursing staff. As a newer process to nurses, the goal of this project would be for staff nurses to feel comfortable in the NPR and not intimidated. Another goal is that nurses will feel more accountable for the care they provide and the team around them.

As a new grad nurse it’s very comforting to know you would be my preceptor and that a longer orientation period is possible if I may need more time. According to Price (2014), there is recognition that newly qualified nurses find it difficult to make the transition to registered nurse practice and I would rely on my preceptor for proper guidance. Its good to know that you provide continues feed back, as a preceptorship program need to have structure (Price 2014). I am looking forward to developing my hand on skills and would like you to have skills review with me. According to Price (2014), when invited to discuss a skill of concern, it is vital the preceptor does not dismiss it. Skills may develop or deteriorate over time, so attention to

My nursing background is in women and children’s health care. As a clinician, I have practiced in acute and primary care settings. My professional interests include nursing genomics, nursing leadership, and new program development.