Personal Statement: Respiratory Care Profession

for the respiratory therapist Along with these guidelines, I will discuss my opinion and the importance of each one. Each one will be discussed based on the order they are written in the AARC Code of Ethics Guide. • Demonstrate behavior that reflects integrity, supports objectivity, and fosters trust in the profession and its professionals. This means that the respiratory therapist should harbor the quality of being honest and have strong moral principles when it comes to the profession as well

Many years ago, the nurse job was viewed merely as the bedside care nurse, the physician assistant. If you want to be a nurse, you need to feel the passion for helping others because the core of nursing is caring. Nowadays, the nursing profession and the role of the nurse as a caregiver is broad, with a holistic approach; the nurse is now an educated nurse, autonomous, and responsible in the promotion of quality care. The nursing profession has developed along with the social, economic and technological

Nursing In my opinion, nursing is a profession requiring intelligence and compassion. It also requires the ability of applying psychology to the care of patients otherwise the results could be catastrophic. The degree and consistency of care that nurses give to their patients can both lead to a speedy and successfully recover or it can facilitate a tranquil death. I believe that nursing is a medical profession which deals closely with the care of patients and goes hand in hand with other medical

Mission statements and core values. Both terms that one would find written on a placard upon entering most healthcare facilities. These placards address what the healthcare facility “believes” to be at the heart of what they do. Human dignity, respect for all persons, quality care at an affordable price, good stewardship of resources are keywords often used to describe these statements and values. Increased patient to nurse ratios are in direct opposition to what one would think of in terms of good

operation of our workflow. This course has provided me with a greater insight into our dependence on health informatics for use as a tool to address the many health concerns of the patient. Health care providers also utilize the services provided by health informatics to manage his or her own personal health needs. As I progress

requested by family members or friends of the patient” (McGowan, 2012, p. 61). As nurses during our pinning ceremony we took the “the Nightingale Pledge promised to do all in my power to maintain and elevate the standard of my profession, and hold in confidence all personal matters committed to my keeping and all family affair” (McGowan, 2012, p. 61). Protecting and maintaining patient confidentiality is a serious matter and you can be fined and faced with federal charges, if you are found guilty

a presentation on the profession of a physiotherapist which can also be known as physio or physical therapist. Goals and Purpose of a physio - There are many descriptions available worldwide to describe the purpose of physiotherapist as teaching methods, standard of practice and superiority of the profession differs from country to country. - Most accepted description of a physiotherapist in Australia initiates from the world federation of physical therapy policy statement - A physio is a highly

administration of intravenous fluids, the withdrawal of blood for testing, and other crucial aspects of inpatient care. Despite the similar set of skills possessed by LPNs and RNs, the latter position commands a greater level of prestige and a significantly higher salary within the nursing field, and because of this many qualified LPN's aspire to attain the rank of RN in order to better their personal and professional lives. As a working LPN beginning the transition to future RN career, I have encountered

reasoning 's through personal experience, full of “constantly changing knowledge, uncertain information, fallible individuals, and at the same time, lives on the line”. (Gawande, 2002) The “moments where medicine actually happens” (Gawande, 2002) is mix of education, science, instinct and chance. The book touches on everyday medical issues that we, as medical professionals, have accepted as a norm. Atul discusses his personal experiences and questions his own profession which, personally, can

Advanced Practice Conceptual Model Paper Statement of Intention I decided to further my nursing career by going back to school to obtain a graduate degree in Family Nurse Practitioner. For me, it was a logical choice, as I love to help my patients to the most of my ability but at the same time I felt limited by my current scope of practice. A degree in FNP will enable and equip me with the knowledge and skills to care for a wide range of patient population. It will also place me in a position of