Statement Of Portfolio In Nursing
E-PORTFOLIO
Hevi Amin
BSN Student
E Portfolio
1. Professional Development
a. Mission Statement
i. Nursing gives me the opportunity to provide compassionate, innovative, and expert nursing care by partnering with the patient, families, and health care staff. My mission is to proudly provide the best care nonjudgmentally to those in need, regardless of their race, beliefs, financial status or being disabled. ii. My caree iii. iv. r goals are to work as a labor and delivery nurse. After a few years of experience I would like to move towards a Midwife/Family Nurse Practitioner License. My goals as a nurse are to embrace professional and ethical behavior, as well as provide safe and patient centered care.
v. My individual strengths are …show more content…
In the program, I have learned in order to be a successful leader, you must be fair in making decisions as well as being professional at all times. This is what I learned in leadership class. We also learned about delegation. Delegation plays an important role and differentiates a good and bad leader. I did a case study in Leadership, which included me as a nurse delegating to a LPN and CNA. This showed me the importance to ensure safety and competency of the whole health care team. iii. Throughout nursing school I feel that every course has incorporated evidenced-based practice when teaching about nursing. In research class we did lots of research and focused on critiquing articles. Our professor taught us the difference between qualitative and quantitative and we were assigned assignments every week to help us better understand. iv. Nursing during this time mostly relies on technology to provide fast, safe care. During my clinical rotations I have learned about different electronic charting systems and observed the organization and privacy of the information. I also experienced paper charting at a facility my first semester. I realized it was easily accessible because you didn’t need to key in username and passwords, but it was very difficult to read and I can see lots of mistakes being made. The files in the paper charting were also always disorganized and hard to find something fast information when you needed it. Overall, every healthcare facility that I did my rotations at has been using electronic records and I feel that it has helped maintain HIPPA and provide fast efficient
Hevi Amin
BSN Student
E Portfolio
1. Professional Development
a. Mission Statement
i. Nursing gives me the opportunity to provide compassionate, innovative, and expert nursing care by partnering with the patient, families, and health care staff. My mission is to proudly provide the best care nonjudgmentally to those in need, regardless of their race, beliefs, financial status or being disabled. ii. My caree iii. iv. r goals are to work as a labor and delivery nurse. After a few years of experience I would like to move towards a Midwife/Family Nurse Practitioner License. My goals as a nurse are to embrace professional and ethical behavior, as well as provide safe and patient centered care.
v. My individual strengths are …show more content…
In the program, I have learned in order to be a successful leader, you must be fair in making decisions as well as being professional at all times. This is what I learned in leadership class. We also learned about delegation. Delegation plays an important role and differentiates a good and bad leader. I did a case study in Leadership, which included me as a nurse delegating to a LPN and CNA. This showed me the importance to ensure safety and competency of the whole health care team. iii. Throughout nursing school I feel that every course has incorporated evidenced-based practice when teaching about nursing. In research class we did lots of research and focused on critiquing articles. Our professor taught us the difference between qualitative and quantitative and we were assigned assignments every week to help us better understand. iv. Nursing during this time mostly relies on technology to provide fast, safe care. During my clinical rotations I have learned about different electronic charting systems and observed the organization and privacy of the information. I also experienced paper charting at a facility my first semester. I realized it was easily accessible because you didn’t need to key in username and passwords, but it was very difficult to read and I can see lots of mistakes being made. The files in the paper charting were also always disorganized and hard to find something fast information when you needed it. Overall, every healthcare facility that I did my rotations at has been using electronic records and I feel that it has helped maintain HIPPA and provide fast efficient