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My Nursing Philosophy

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Being a nurse is not always easy. We never know what time has in store for us. Nursing is very demanding profession that requires a lot of dedication and commitment. Clinical education is recognized as an essential, fundamental and highly significant component of professional education for nursing. Clinical practice provides student nurses the opportunity to develop their clinical skills, particularly the patient care skills. It is one of the ways used to increase the nursing students’ professional competence. During our final years in high school, the curriculum was based on Leadership and Management which was so easy in theories. As soon as the clinical practice started, it was really getting difficult. We had to take turns to act as a student in-charge in a particular ward of the hospital for 3weeks. We were assigned in …show more content…

My partner had to take over me. The presentation went bad. I was worried. I still had loads of work to do and it was already tiring. I wanted to give up. As the saying goes, we cannot refuse to be challenged in our lives, but we can still choose not to lose. But it was based on whole curriculum of final year and the scores of our final year was lot dependent upon this. So, I continued, I was hoping to do well the next day. The next day was okay, the teachers gave us a positive feedback. The days were going on and on, I gave my best although it was exhausting. There were times when teachers were not satisfied but we kept going. The ward started running smoothly without any obstacles, everybody was performing well. We were praised for our works. The patient were happy as we also focused on keeping the ward tidy. We got compliments from them too. It felt good, there was satisfaction within myself. During the end of our turn, the teachers were satisfied, the staffs, colleagues, juniors as well as the patients. I scored 92% and I was also

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