Nursing 4440A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Constitution Act, 1982, Dental Surgery, Chevrolet Hhr
16 Sep 2018
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Significance for nurses: healthcare is inherently political. Issues eventually impact quality of care: patient load, mental health, short staffed, burnout, bed shortage, hallway medicine, underappreciation of the nursing role. Now more than ever the conditions of nurses(cid:495) workplaces, the settings and contexts of nurses(cid:495) work, and the realities of contemporary society challenge, on a daily basis, nursing practice and the availability of resources needed to support this practice. Significance for nurses: clear articulation of issues surpasses individual nurses includes coming together, staff shortage- cyclical issue for years of many into a large collective, older population = influx of patients, need more funding, working conditions. Nursing practice as political action (cid:498)nurses should endeavor as much as possible, individually and collectively, to advocate for and work toward eliminating social inequities. (cid:499) cna code of ethics for registered. 3: serves within the guidelines of a constitution, sometimes called a parliamentary monarchy.
