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    Discipline is the key to success - this saying holds true for all times and for all people of all age groups. But for students it holds a great value. In contemporary times there are so many temptations that can lure a student away from his basic objective in life. The glittering world of advertisement‚ the glamorous world of modeling and cinema unfold a new era in front of young people and they are wooed by the glamour. Those of us who are not wise enough to think rationally will be swept off our

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    enrolling students‚ however did not increase markedly until the 1960’s. Most graduates revieve a bachelor of Science in nusrsing (BSN). Recommendations by nationa nursing organizations that the entry level for professional practice be at the baccalaureate level has resulted in increased number of these programs and students. Although BSN nurses practice in a wide variety of settings‚ the 4 year degree is required for many administrative‚ managerial‚ and community health positions. In‚ BSN programs

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    The huge shortage caused Dr. Mildred Montag‚ a doctoral student at Teacher’s College and Director of Adelphi College’s School of Nursing‚ to initiate nursing programs that will allow nurses to graduate sooner and yet still be clinically prepared to care for wounded soldiers. The program was instilled with the idea that the United States would quickly produce “technical bedside nurses” working along with the more experienced‚ now considered as BSN nurses. This plan‚ thought to be temporary‚ quickly

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    Personal Values My personal values and beliefs as an individual are accountability‚ trust‚ respect‚ and compassionate. These values and beliefs make me make my own decisions and live my everyday life. As an individual‚ I should take accountability for our own actions. I should take accountable for the care I give and for the things I fail to do. I am accountable for maintaining my knowledge and using it in the clinical settings. Accountability can be shown according to our behavior with a patient

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    BBA4751 Business Ethics Unit I Question 11 Question: Teachers should not impose their personal values on students and should remain value neutral. If you were the instructor for an ethics course outline three distinct strategies you would practice in order to ensure you remain neutral. Answer: Whether teaching an ethics course or any course for that matter‚ there are three distinct strategies you can practice in order to remain neutral. These strategies are “ethical judgment‚ ethical deliberation

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    PROFETH (PROFESSIONAL ETHICS WITH VALUES FORMATION) Ethics is derived from the Greek word ETHOS which means “characteristic way of living”. Its Latin equivalent is mos‚ mores‚ meaning “tradition of custom”. Ethos includes mannerisms‚ religion‚ politics‚ law and social aspirations of a group of people. Ethics is defined as the science of the morality of human acts. Ethics is the study of human motivation‚ and ultimately‚ of human rational behaviour. That aspect of subject matter which primarily

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    Today’s medical field is a booming industry‚ one that is ever-changing and always demanding professional‚ caring individuals. I believe that nursing and healthcare in general is going to continue to need professionally educated people to fulfill the needs of people that can’t care for themselves. The healthcare field is a sure bet when looking for a career that pays good‚ as well as a career that you can get a sense of fulfillment out of. I have worked as a C.N.A. for the past six years and I have

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    saw the need for a more formal education. Over the years‚ there have been debates about the entry level for nursing. Some say there’s no difference between the associate (ADN) and the baccalaureate (BSN) degree. In the following paragraphs I will expound on the differences between the ADN and the BSN degree. The ADN program came about because of the shortage in nursing in the post-war years. It is a two year program developed by Mildred Montag designed as an entry level for nursing. (Friberg‚

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    ADN vs BSN “The future of public health in our nation depends on a competent‚ well-trained public health workforce. A well-trained workforce is in the best interest of all those concerned with maintaining a healthy society.” (IOM‚ 2003). As society’s pushing for a demand in higher education‚ we are seeing the requirements for nursing increase as well. As most facilities are phasing out the Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)‚ the Associates degree RN is becoming the entry level of nursing. Many

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    in Nursing (ADN) and then there is a Bachelor’s of Science Degree in Nursing (BSN). The both require passing the Nationwide Council Licensure Examination‚ known as the NCLEX. These programs lead to one profession‚ but there are many differences between the two. This paper presents and discusses the differences between an ADN and BSN nurse‚ a clinical scenario‚ and advantages of getting higher education. ADN verses BSN The associates program for nursing takes a person two years to complete. This

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