Reflective Practice In Health Care
Introduction to Professional Healthcare Service and Practice 1
John Hutton a Politian (2010) once said “For too long nurses have been undervalued, restricted in what they could do, with too few career opportunities in clinical practice. For far too long, nurses have endured a pay system that has held them back – both professionally as well as financially”, the two acts came after this was said. Having good ethics and attitude towards the Healthcare system will have a better result in the care field and how it is positive point and can also become a negative. Also how this will affect people and how the Healthcare Services and Practice has changed for the better and will continue to change.
There are many Acts and Legislations in the …show more content…
Reflective practice encourages health care professions to learn continually from their previous mistakes and deliver and improve their standards of care given to patients. Reflection is a good technique to use as it holds information and is a good way of gaining knowledge in the areas you need to work at. This may affect a person’s self-esteem and because of the negative feedback but in Healthcare there will be negative points as to positive. Schon (1983) said “The capacity to reflect on an action so as to engage in a process of continuous learning”, this is an important saying as it is a good example on how they learnt from their experience and performed …show more content…
I chose it simply because I wanted to care for people. And I don’t think I care any less now than I did when I was a junior nurse”...Comparing care and values share the same effects in a care environment, values indicate respecting health patients and staff values whether it’s something you do not agree with. It should show a caring and nurturing side even in difficult situations. Contrasting care and values, values are moral principles that guide individuals on how to behave in a certain way. Whereas care is a personal skill that must be held when working in a care
John Hutton a Politian (2010) once said “For too long nurses have been undervalued, restricted in what they could do, with too few career opportunities in clinical practice. For far too long, nurses have endured a pay system that has held them back – both professionally as well as financially”, the two acts came after this was said. Having good ethics and attitude towards the Healthcare system will have a better result in the care field and how it is positive point and can also become a negative. Also how this will affect people and how the Healthcare Services and Practice has changed for the better and will continue to change.
There are many Acts and Legislations in the …show more content…
Reflective practice encourages health care professions to learn continually from their previous mistakes and deliver and improve their standards of care given to patients. Reflection is a good technique to use as it holds information and is a good way of gaining knowledge in the areas you need to work at. This may affect a person’s self-esteem and because of the negative feedback but in Healthcare there will be negative points as to positive. Schon (1983) said “The capacity to reflect on an action so as to engage in a process of continuous learning”, this is an important saying as it is a good example on how they learnt from their experience and performed …show more content…
I chose it simply because I wanted to care for people. And I don’t think I care any less now than I did when I was a junior nurse”...Comparing care and values share the same effects in a care environment, values indicate respecting health patients and staff values whether it’s something you do not agree with. It should show a caring and nurturing side even in difficult situations. Contrasting care and values, values are moral principles that guide individuals on how to behave in a certain way. Whereas care is a personal skill that must be held when working in a care