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    warriors. The common stereotypes among men in nursing are failed medical school applicant, gay or effeminate, a misfit, or womanizer (Burton and Misener, 2007). Early nursing leaders such as Lavinia Dock and Florence Nightingale also compounded prejudicial views of men in nursing. Nightingale 's image of the nurse as subordinate, nurturing, domestic, humble, and self-sacrificing, as well as not too educated, became prevalent in society (Selanders & Crane, 2012). The male nursing population in the United

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    HISTORICAL LANDMARKS AFFECTING NURSING RESEARCH YEAR EVENT | 1859 Nightingale’s Notes on Nursing published | 1900 American Nursing Journal begins publication | 1923 Columbia University establishes first doctoral program for nurses | Goldmark Report with recommendations for nursing education published | 1930s American Journal of Nursing publishes clinical cases studies | 1948 Brown publishes report on inadequacies of nursing education | 1952 The journal Nursing Research begins publication

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    that impacts and changes lives evokes a feeling joy within me. I have also faced many personal challenges which have further cemented my desire to work within the field of healthcare contributing to society on a wider scale however as florence nightingale said “one’s feelings waste themselves in words: they ought all to be distilled into actions which bring results” and I believe I could be a nurse who brings

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    Pressure ulcer prevention has been the nursing worry for many years. Florence Nightingale in 1859 wrote, “If he has a bedsore, it’s generally not the fault of the disease, but of the nursing” (Nightingale, F). People may think pressure ulcers associated with poor nursing care. Prevention of pressure ulcers is a multidisciplinary responsibility; however, nurses have a primary role. Patient

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    Patient safety and quality of care are vital outcomes in the healthcare system. As professionals dealing with human lives, we consider these topics as core to our practice. In 2005, the Quality and Safety Education (QSEN) project was created in response to the challenges recognized in preparing nurses with the knowledge, skills, and attitude (KSAs) essential in providing safe and high-quality care to every patient (QSEN, 2012). This QSEN collaboration was the product of the strategies developed by

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    Horizontal Violence against Nurses in Workplace Cyron Christian Viado Ryerson University Family and Violence CSOC 502 Dr. Maria Wallis June 9, 2015 Horizontal Violence against Nurses in Workplace The primary purpose of health care is to serve the patients’ physical, emotional, and spiritual needs. However in a recent news headline in Vancouver Sun newspaper in February 24, 2015 tackle the stories entitled: B.C. nurses to begin filing charges against violent and aggressive patients. It stated that

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    the precision in defining it was not so clear. It definitely did not seem to have the same meaning as nursing science. Many participants seemed to believe that the construct “Science of Nursing” was related to government or other agencies funded projects of research that focus on the concern with attributes and characteristics of disease-related situations in populations and with issues surrounding healthcare systems. Broome (2014) seemed to agree when she wrote about the nursing research “funding

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    It can also help decrease the amount of staff turnaround. Ever since Florence Nightingale established the nursing profession in the 1800’s, experienced nurses have been taking amateur nurses under their wings and teaching them to become independent, caring and intelligent nurses. Body of the Paper Nursing is a practice discipline

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    High Fidelity Patient Simulation Lab for Nursing Education Dr. Sue Ann Mandville-Anstey MHST/NURS 607 Antonia Cole Athabasca University July 28, 2015 High Fidelity Patient Simulation for Nursing Education Submitted July 22, 2015 To: Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care Dr. XXXXXX Provincial Chief Nursing Officer For the Amount of: $171,895.21 For the Purpose of: Creating and implementing a high fidelity patient simulation lab for about 4,000 nurses working at XXXXXX. This

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    Discussion In these current times of health care, patient satisfaction and safety are imperative in order for care to be provided. Hourly/Intentional rounding amplifies the nurse-patient relationship, continuity of care, safety, and service excellence. Intentional rounding or rounding with a purpose can be a success as long as nursing staff have a better understanding and take ownership of the practice. Leadership and nursing staff need to collectively cognize each other’s role pertaining to the

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