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Dilemmas in Disaster. What's a Nurse Manager To Do? Charlotte McKamie Texas A&M Administrative Theories NSG 520 Aune November , 2012 Abstract This paper considers some of the ethical dilemmas that occur during disasters and how the chaos and desperation of those situations effect decision making for nurse managers. Dilemmas in Disaster. What's a Nurse Manager To Do? In July of 2006, two nurses and a doctor were charged with murder as a result of their actions during Hurricane

As a family nurse practitioner (FNP) I expect to work in the same organization that I am working now. I am a case manager nurse, and as a FNP I expect to put my knowledge into practice at Simply Healthcare Plans (HMO health plan) located in Miami-Florida. SHP offers an appropriate and accessible range of preventive, primary care, and specialty services to meet the needs of its Medicaid/Medicare enrollees, and maintains a sufficient number, mix and geographic distribution of providers. It is a prepaid

Nurse Practitioner Role The role of nurse practitioner is valuable when discussing collaborative care. There are so many levels of care, so many health entities, and so many insurer criteria involved that it is instrumental to have a role that can work towards help bring all aspects together. In addition to diagnosing, treating, and managing care, the role of the nurse practitioner is to manage simple and episodic acute health issues along with chronic disease (Sangster-Gormley, Martin-Misener, &

one hundred year old nursing program. Both will assist me in reaching my ultimate career goal of becoming a multilingual travel nurse practitioner. Ever since I began high school, the profound art of being able to diagnose, treat and find a cure for sick patients in the medical field drew me in. Likewise, when my mother was sick, she solidified my desire to become a nurse practitioner as I would be able to stay along her bedside while I nursed her back to health. While in my junior year of high school

changes brought about by the merger. This would mean applying an effective communication strategy that keeps the employees well informed as members of the team. Mainly, during interdepartmental mergers, the nurse leader must build a communication plan throughout the merger process. In this case, the nurse leader clearly communicates details about the merger to every stakeholder affected by the change, including employees, patients, and vendors (Dessler, 2011). Implementing proper channels of communication

supervisor before the employee can work the overtime hours. Justin reports “Sometimes it’s just easier to have an agency nurse to work without benefits versus a staff member working the overtime hours. The company will save more money by using the agency nurse because overtime pay would not be paid out to the agency nurse” (J. Gudvangen, personal Interview August 2, 2015). As a nurse manager, you have to some roles of accountability for your staff member and unit. Justin reports on every Monday before

what I do as a nurse practicing on the medical surgical unit. However, there is some gaps. The last statement of my duties and responsibilities states, “perform other related duties incidental to the work described herein,” this is so broad and could reach all aspects of nursing. The gap mentioned is the counseling, and supporting of not only patients, but families, is

that I encounter. Becoming a nurse has given me many opportunities to care for people when they are at their most vulnerable and unable to care for themselves. While working in detox and treatment, I helped many clients who were lacking permanent housing, had been abused or neglected, and did not have a support system in place. Working in this setting helped me to realize the impact that a good support system has on an individual’s health and wellness. As a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), I plan to

I want to become a nurse because as a baby I had many difficulties in coming to this world. From being eight months premature and breech, my mother had a hard time giving birth to me. She had to fly from the island of Kauai to Oahu to give birth to me and because I was eight months premature I almost didn't survive. I would not be here today if it weren't for the nurses at Kapiolani Medical Center who took care of me and nursed me into a healthy little baby. These nurses helped me fight for my life

Becoming a nurse has been my career goal for as long as I can remember. From the time I was old enough, I have had jobs ranging from food service and bagging groceries at the local market, to sales. All of these things provided monetary value to me, but none fulfilled my life enough to choose that as a career path. I have always wanted to have a profession that allows me to help and serve others and my present position as a Certified Nursing Assistant has shown me that becoming a nurse would allow