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What does CNO stand for - Answer College of Nurses of Ontario What does the CNO do (3) - Answer 1. governing and regulating body for RN, RNP, RN 2. Protects the public 3. regulates nursing to protect public interest How does the CNO fulfill its roles? (4) - Answer 1. entry-to-practice requirements 2. enforcing standards of practice 3. complaints and disciplinary process 4. quality assurance programs what is the ONA - Answer Ontario Nurses Association What is the ONAs...

What is client-centered education? - Answer It is engaging clients to be active participants where you collaborate with the patient, as wells as respecting their values and preferences. What is the the RNAO LEARNS? - Answer It facilitates understanding based on the client's perspective, which checks the knowledge of a new nurse, making it an ongoing process. It is listening, establishing relationships, applying international knowledge, reinforcing health literacy, new knowledge, a...

What were nurses like in the past? - Answer They were Caucasian, young women, and were attractive. Why is it important to understand nursing history? - Answer It provides informed critical thinking of our society, the experiences of nurses back then, who we are as nurses, and influences research. Who was Florence Nightingale give a DETAILED explanation. - Answer She was the person who modernized nursing and provided aid to the soldiers who were wounded in the Crimean war. She said...

Describe what a nursing theory is - Answer patterns that guide thinking, being, and doing of nursing and also advances practice Why are theories often compared to lenses? - Answer they color and shape what is seen What is nursing practice based on? - Answer 1. Theories** 2. Foundational concepts 3.Philosophies 4. Principles (i.e. professional values) 5. Research findings (i.e. evidence) ** 6. Practice wisdom (i.e. clinical reasoning) ** ** emphasized in review What is com...

Critical Appraisal - Answer The careful review of research literature with assessment of its care or quality and usefulness to inform clinical practice Evidence-informed practice - Answer professional practice should be based on the best available research evidence and applied in conjunction with patient preference, context available resources and practitioner expertise Knowledge Translation (KT) - Answer a dynamic and iterative process that includes synthesis, dissemination, exch...

Relational Practice - Answer a humanely involved process of respectful, compassionate and authentically interested inquiry into another experience - to reach optimal patient outcomes relational approach - Answer -focus on what is significant for patients and the shaping factors -connecting across differences reflectivity -health and illness and the meaning they hold for people are shaped by social, cultural, historical, family, geographical context and gender, age and ability ...

What are the three levels of critical thinking? - Answer 1. Basic 2. Complex 3. Commitment What is basic critical thinking? - Answer thinking is concrete and based on a set of rules or principles What is complex critical thinking? - Answer Willingness to consider other options, including px preferences regarding care What is commitment critical thinking? - Answer Anticipating the need to make choices without assistance from other professionals, and then assuming responsibi...

Why is it important to understanding history when thinking about nursing today? - Answer 1. Provides us an informed & critical understanding of society 2. To understand the meaning/experiences of nursing on a conceptual level 3. Provides a shaper refection on the current system and who we are as stakeholders 4. Influences current research of nursing in a discipline/profession way 5. Teaches us about who we are & where we are going What are the nursing roots - Answer 1. Devel...

Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) and Nursing History - Answer -Provides knowledge of nursing history that can assist with socializing new nurses into the profession -Encourages critical thinking among nurses -Shares in the responsibility (with all nurses) to integrate nursing history into nursing education and professional awareness Phenomenology - Answer -understanding the meaning of clients' lived experience of health and healing -actualized through the nurse-client relationsh...

Florence Nightingale - Answer -Considered first nursing researcher, epidemiologist -innovator in care -Developed apprenticeship training model that solidified nursing as respectable occupation for worker Edith monture - Answer -First indigenous Rn in Canada -Studied in USA couldn't attend Canadian nursing school -Become Rn in 1914 served with us army nurse corps in wwi Bernice Redon - Answer ◦ First black nurse in Canada ◦ 1st black nurse to be awarded Victorian order ...