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1. Articulate the A profession is an occupation that requires at a minimum specialized
cri-teria of a
profes-sion as training and a specialized body of knowledge.
applied to
nursing.
2. Discuss stan-
dards of The Standards of Professional Nursing Practice published by the ANA
practice and help ensure quality care and serve as legal criteria for adequate
nurse prac-tice patient care. Nurse practice acts provide the scope of practice defined
acts. by each state or jurisdiction and set forth the legal limits of nursing
practice. These acts are laws that the nurse must be familiar with to
3. Discuss the function in practice.
nurse's
responsi-bility Clinical decision making: For nurses, the consistent use of the essential
in making skills
clinical
decisions. of critical thinking guides clinical decision-making. Nurses make
many decisions throughout a typical day, and data collection and
4. Commucation- interpretation guided by critical thinking are more likely to result in
Referent
sound clinical decisions.
initiating event or thought that leads one person to interact with
another, maybe anything, including a sensation. For example, a patient
may initiate a conversation due to feeling pain, having thoughts or
5. COMMUNCA-
concerns, recognizing a new lesion or symptom, hearing something
TION- Sender
unfamiliar or confusing, tasting a strange flavor, or smelling an
unfamiliar scent. Each perceived event has the potential for initiating
communication with others.
6. COMMUNCA-
TION- Message Senders may be individuals or groups who have a message to share.
Senders encode messages by translating their thoughts and feelings
7. COMMUNICA- into communication with a receiver. The sender decides which mode
TION- Channel of communication can most ettectively convey the intended meaning
of the message.
the content transmitted during communication. Messages are transmitted
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through all forms of
communication, including
spoken, written, and
nonverbal modalities.
Messages are conveyed and
received through a variety
of channels. Any of the five
senses may be used as
channels, or methods, of
communication.
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8. COMMUNCA- There must be a receiver of information for the process of
TION- Receiver communication to take place. Receivers need to actively listen, observe,
and engage in a conversation to decode or sort out the meaning of
what is being communicated.
9. COMMUNCA-
TION- Feedback To avoid misinterpretation of a message, it is essential that the
receiver provide feedback to the sender regarding the conveyed
10. intrapersonal meaning. By asking the receiver to restate the message, the sender is
communicatio able to verify that the message was understood.
n
(i.e., occurring internally) focuses on personal needs and can influence
11. Interpersonal a person's well-being. Positive self-talk is an internal conversation that
Communication provides motivation and encouragement; it may be used to build self-
: esteem and self-confidence.
takes place between two or more people. Ettective interpersonal
12. Small-Group communication among health care professionals is essential to ensure
Communication patient safety. Research indicates that 80% of preventable medical
:
errors involve issues of interpersonal communication (Neese, 2015).
13. Public Communi-
cation: communication that takes place in small groups focuses on meeting
established goals or the needs of group participants.
Nurses communicate in a public forum through patient and community
14. Social education on health care issues, including wellness. Public
commu- communication requires edu-cation, preparation, openness to diverse
nication tech- opinions, and communication skills that encourage acceptance and
niques:
dialogue. Nurses may be asked to serve as professional experts on
health care issues for the media.
Social communication most often occurs among individuals who know
each other or who are getting to know each other informally. It
typically involves mutual sharing of ideas, with a balanced focus on all
parties engaged in the conversation. Ex: Friends may compare
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1. Articulate the A profession is an occupation that requires at a minimum specialized
cri-teria of a
profes-sion as training and a specialized body of knowledge.
applied to
nursing.
2. Discuss stan-
dards of The Standards of Professional Nursing Practice published by the ANA
practice and help ensure quality care and serve as legal criteria for adequate
nurse prac-tice patient care. Nurse practice acts provide the scope of practice defined
acts. by each state or jurisdiction and set forth the legal limits of nursing
practice. These acts are laws that the nurse must be familiar with to
3. Discuss the function in practice.
nurse's
responsi-bility Clinical decision making: For nurses, the consistent use of the essential
in making skills
clinical
decisions. of critical thinking guides clinical decision-making. Nurses make
many decisions throughout a typical day, and data collection and
4. Commucation- interpretation guided by critical thinking are more likely to result in
Referent
sound clinical decisions.
initiating event or thought that leads one person to interact with
another, maybe anything, including a sensation. For example, a patient
may initiate a conversation due to feeling pain, having thoughts or
5. COMMUNCA-
concerns, recognizing a new lesion or symptom, hearing something
TION- Sender
unfamiliar or confusing, tasting a strange flavor, or smelling an
unfamiliar scent. Each perceived event has the potential for initiating
communication with others.
6. COMMUNCA-
TION- Message Senders may be individuals or groups who have a message to share.
Senders encode messages by translating their thoughts and feelings
7. COMMUNICA- into communication with a receiver. The sender decides which mode
TION- Channel of communication can most ettectively convey the intended meaning
of the message.
the content transmitted during communication. Messages are transmitted
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through all forms of
communication, including
spoken, written, and
nonverbal modalities.
Messages are conveyed and
received through a variety
of channels. Any of the five
senses may be used as
channels, or methods, of
communication.
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8. COMMUNCA- There must be a receiver of information for the process of
TION- Receiver communication to take place. Receivers need to actively listen, observe,
and engage in a conversation to decode or sort out the meaning of
what is being communicated.
9. COMMUNCA-
TION- Feedback To avoid misinterpretation of a message, it is essential that the
receiver provide feedback to the sender regarding the conveyed
10. intrapersonal meaning. By asking the receiver to restate the message, the sender is
communicatio able to verify that the message was understood.
n
(i.e., occurring internally) focuses on personal needs and can influence
11. Interpersonal a person's well-being. Positive self-talk is an internal conversation that
Communication provides motivation and encouragement; it may be used to build self-
: esteem and self-confidence.
takes place between two or more people. Ettective interpersonal
12. Small-Group communication among health care professionals is essential to ensure
Communication patient safety. Research indicates that 80% of preventable medical
:
errors involve issues of interpersonal communication (Neese, 2015).
13. Public Communi-
cation: communication that takes place in small groups focuses on meeting
established goals or the needs of group participants.
Nurses communicate in a public forum through patient and community
14. Social education on health care issues, including wellness. Public
commu- communication requires edu-cation, preparation, openness to diverse
nication tech- opinions, and communication skills that encourage acceptance and
niques:
dialogue. Nurses may be asked to serve as professional experts on
health care issues for the media.
Social communication most often occurs among individuals who know
each other or who are getting to know each other informally. It
typically involves mutual sharing of ideas, with a balanced focus on all
parties engaged in the conversation. Ex: Friends may compare
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