PCHAS Core Competencies

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) has recognized five key core competencies (CCs) that all healthcare professionals should be aware of during practice. The initial competency described concentrates on patient-centered care. Throughout history, the nursing community has continued to evolve, both in the practicing aspect and in level of caring for patients. During this evolution of nursing care, nurses providing hands on care to patients must refer to the Institute of Medicine, peer reviews and/or evidenced-based research to guide them properly as it applies to the core concepts of nursing. The first core competency according to the IOM is patient-centered care.

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The focus of NHWQ is about indorsing a safe environment, reducing fear of crime and adding home security, keeping the law, run the law fairly and efficiently and work in conjunction with “Drug and Alcohol Coordination in the Queensland Police Service”. Their vision and mission is encourages families, businesses and communities of Queensland to stay resilient and linked, to work together to reduce crime in Queensland. Manage the law fairly and well treat all people fairly, provide expert service, work ethically and work with integrity, recognise and respect the right and needs of all, refer people to a suitable agency if they cannot assist the people with the matter, being honest and sensible. Provides high-level policy advice. NHWQ relies

Stephanie Contreras works as the Finance Director at COPE. She leads a team of interns that have a background in finance. She is in charge of creating and ensuring that the fundraising plan is followed and that COPE generates enough financial support (Srinivas, 2015, para. 14). She provides financial reports to the Executive Director to prove that COPE has the ability to be sustainable. She insures COPE receives funding from donors and the government and also makes sure that money is used to support COPE’s mission (Srinivas, 2015, para. 14). Ms. Contreras also contacts potential donors and also maintains the websites that are used to fundraise money for COPE. The finance director is in charge of implementing fundraising strategies to offset the costs of running COPE and does regular audits

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Introduction In comparing a list of core competencies between Family Nurse practitioners and Nurse Administrators it is clear that the designation of the differences lies primarily in clinical practice. This discussion will be based around the American Organization of Nurse Executives (AONE) competencies for Nurse Administrators and the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties (NONPF) list of competencies for Family Nurse Practitioners. The following will discuss key similarities and differences between the two and discuss the implementation of their roles. Below is a list of the core competencies for Nurse Practitioners (NP) and Nurse Administrators (NA).

As a PHN, I will speak to ANA PHN core competency 6 on page 77, “ Demonstrates culturally appropriate public health nursing practice with individuals, families, groups and community members. My aggregate is the immigrant population from East Africa to Minnesota, who needs education on early childhood immunization. This group speaks little or no English. They don’t believe in immunization their children.

AANP was founded in 1985 and leads the way in advocacy, continuing education and professional development for over 60,000 members. The mission is to lead NPs in transformation patient-centered health care (AANP, 2015).

This strategic plan will be the key reference document for APHNICF accessible to our existing and new staff and Board members, key stakeholders, partners and over the next five years. True to our core value of transparency and accountability, it will be donors. The strategic plan document will be part of the induction pack of new staff and Board members and interns. The organization’s operations will be guided by it and annual operational plans and reports benchmarked on it. Accordingly, our annual reports to the Board and other key stakeholders shall include sections that analyse progress against the strategic plan goal and objectives.

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When many corporations were struggling in unstable and unpredictable competitive environment in the 1990s, the proposition of the concept of core competence became the dominant framework in management theory (Liu, 2006). This essay will review the article entitled “the core competence of the corporation” by Prahalad and Hamel from three aspects. Initially the position of the article will be analyzed compared with the Porter’s positioning perspective followed by the presentation of three theoretical assumptions of the article. In the last part, the strength and weakness of the article would be critically investigated.

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Every person gravitate its strengths to step up in life like the best cook in a family makes meals. The mechanically inclined person in a family fixes the broken parts at home and a plant lover takes care of the garden. Similarly, the businesses use their strengths to position themselves in the market. However they follow a formal path for developing core competencies. Successful businesses follow an exact approach to identify and define their core competencies and then jointly follow them. For example, Auto manufacturers restrict themselves only to the tasks that they do best like assembling or designing automobiles, leaving additional tasks for others. This keeps their mission clear and defined.