Nr 500np - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

An advanced practice nurse is a nurse who has received his or her master’s degree in a specified field of study. An APRN has a wide range of responsibilities within their scope of practice, including assessing, diagnosing, treating diseases and illnesses, and prescribing medications. To acquire the knowledge to implement the greatest delivery of care, the NONPF developed core competencies that a nurse practitioner should follow and obtain to have successful patient outcomes. One of those core ...

NR 500NP Week 8 Assignment; Reflection On Learning Weeks 1-8

NR 500NP Weekly Reading Week 1 - 8

NR 500NP Week 2 Assignment; Roles in Advanced Practice Nursing (Fall Submission)

Whatwerethemostimportantconceptsyoulearnedinweek1?Whyweretheseconceptsimportant?Howwilltheyprepareyouforyourfutureroleasamaster'spreparednurse?

1.) Reflect on an experience in which you were directly involved or witnessed incivility in the workplace. 2.)Provideabriefsynopsisofthesituation. 3.)How didthismakeyou feel? 4.)Howdidyourespond? 5.)Whatweretheconsequencesofthissituation? 6.)Provideanexampleofhowthisnegativelyaffected theworkenvironmentandoutcomes.

Welcome to NR500NP! We are so happy you decided to embark on your master's degree journey with us! Please use this thread to tell the class a little bit about yourself, including your current RN position, length of time as an RN, area of the country in which you reside, and your goals. Also, feel free to include information about your family, personal interests or anything else you'd like to share. Please respond to this post no later than Sunday at 11:59 PM MT at the end of WEEK 1. The discu...

Whatwerethemostimportantconceptsyoulearnedinweek1?Whyweretheseconceptsimportant?Howwilltheyprepareyouforyourfutureroleasamaster'spreparednurse?

WhatdoyoumostlookforwardtoinyournewroleasanNP?Whatconcernsdoyouhaveabouttransitioningto therole?Did anything abouttheAPNrolessurpriseyou?

Caring in nursing as a nursing concept is the very element of bringing nurses and patients together. When a patient feels like they are truly being cared for its typically related to the amount of time the caregiver provided, people want to be listened to and understood. Caring is important in the nursing practice because it’s the very compound that enables the best medical treatment (Ryder & Chambers 2018). In this paper we will explore the definition and expression of caring.