workplace incivility
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workplace hostility, bullying, lateral violence, horizontal violence, vertical
violence, and workplace violence
RN Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
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, - 4 yrs
- university
- professional focus with clinical component with emphasis on theoretical
knowledge, development of decision making skills and leadership
- community health, leadership, research
theory
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- Speculation about something not proved, though it may be well accepted
- Begin with hypotheses
- Nursing theories now more complex
- Role in Evidence Based Practice
the king model of goal attainment
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- Establish health-care goals, direct client care to meet goals
- Client is an open system for energy and information
- Personal, interpersonal, social systems
- Nonsummativity: change in one part of an open system is felt in all other
parts
how bills become law
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, sponsors sign on, tracking # assigned, referred to committee, hearings,
debate, passage or veto, fiscal vote, housekeeping bills
types of questions on nursing exams
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case study, matrix/grid, extended multiple response, drag & drop, bowtie
what are the 2 types of nursing theories?
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grand theory and middle range theory
culture
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collective way of thinking that defines a relatively large group from others
over generations
lateral violence
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, verbal, emotional, or physically abusive behavior of a registered nurse
toward another staff member
salad bowl
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A new term to describe, and celebrate the diversity of the United States
without the controversial notion of assimilation found in the term melting
pot.
jean watson model of human caring
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- uses philosophical approach rather than systems theory approach
- holistic view of human being where total person more important to
nursing care than injury/disease process
- internal & external elements affect client behavior
- state of illness is not synonymous with the disease process
defendant
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person accused of a crime
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workplace hostility, bullying, lateral violence, horizontal violence, vertical
violence, and workplace violence
RN Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
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, - 4 yrs
- university
- professional focus with clinical component with emphasis on theoretical
knowledge, development of decision making skills and leadership
- community health, leadership, research
theory
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- Speculation about something not proved, though it may be well accepted
- Begin with hypotheses
- Nursing theories now more complex
- Role in Evidence Based Practice
the king model of goal attainment
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- Establish health-care goals, direct client care to meet goals
- Client is an open system for energy and information
- Personal, interpersonal, social systems
- Nonsummativity: change in one part of an open system is felt in all other
parts
how bills become law
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, sponsors sign on, tracking # assigned, referred to committee, hearings,
debate, passage or veto, fiscal vote, housekeeping bills
types of questions on nursing exams
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case study, matrix/grid, extended multiple response, drag & drop, bowtie
what are the 2 types of nursing theories?
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grand theory and middle range theory
culture
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collective way of thinking that defines a relatively large group from others
over generations
lateral violence
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, verbal, emotional, or physically abusive behavior of a registered nurse
toward another staff member
salad bowl
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A new term to describe, and celebrate the diversity of the United States
without the controversial notion of assimilation found in the term melting
pot.
jean watson model of human caring
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- uses philosophical approach rather than systems theory approach
- holistic view of human being where total person more important to
nursing care than injury/disease process
- internal & external elements affect client behavior
- state of illness is not synonymous with the disease process
defendant
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person accused of a crime
