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Personal Nursing Philosophy

Personal Nursing Philosophy

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You have now been exposed to various worldviews of well known theorists and their nursing philosophies/theories, including other disciplines’ philosophies.

In this project, you will write your own philosophy of nursing unique to your own current practice of nursing.

Writing a philosophy is time-consuming, and requires much self-introspection. It involves writing down your beliefs and values about nursing. Often you ask the questions: ” What is nursing?” and “Why do I practice nursing the way I do it now?”

When writing your own philosophy/theory, be sure to address the following: (40 pts.)

  • Key Concepts of your philosophy/theory; (20 pts)
  • The 4 Metaparadigms of nursing as you view them and how they apply in your own practice area; (and relate it to the next bullet) (20 pts.)

The Nursing Process; (30 pts.)

  • How your philosophy could be applied to your present nursing practice, research, administration and/or education; (15 pts.)
  • Your philosophy’s strengths and limitations (be sure to elaborate on these). (15 pts.)

Remember, there is no right or wrong philosophy! The goal here is to expound on your philosophy based on the knowledge you obtained or have understood or learned through the study of other theorists/philosophers.

Before beginning this project, review MDC School of Nursing BSN Philosophy . (This is an example of how concepts and philosophy guides and directs curriculum.) https://mdc.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-3091715-…

The paper should follow these guidelines: (30 pts.)

  • It must be your original work. (10 pts.)
  • It should be no more than four pages long, double spaced, and typed in a MS WORD file. (10 pts.)
  • It should adhere to APA style (includes introduction, body, conclusion) with correct grammar and spelling are expected. (10 pts)

You will submit your paper to the dropbox for a grade.

When you have completed this assignments, you will be able to to construct a personal philosophy of nursing by:
(Competency 2)

  • identifying the components of his/her nursing philosophy.
  • clarifying their personal values and beliefs.
  • reconciling personal and professional values through values clarification.
  • explaining the various levels of belief systems.
  • constructing a personal nursing philosophy by integrating the metaparadigms and the his/her individual values.

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    Name: Personal Nursing Philosophy

    Novice
    Key Concepts
    Points Range: 0 (0%) – 20 (20%)
    Key Concepts of your philosophy/theory
    Metaparadigms
    Points Range: 0 (0%) – 20 (20%)
    The 4 Metaparadigms of nursing as you view them and how they apply in your own practice area
    Nursing Process – Philosophy
    Points Range: 0 (0%) – 15 (15%)
    How your philosophy could be applied to your present nursing practice, research, administration and/or education
    Nursing Process – Strengths & Limitations
    Points Range: 0 (0%) – 15 (15%)
    Elaborate on your philosophy’s strengths and limitations
    Original Work
    Points Range: 0 (0%) – 10 (10%)
    Paper must be your original work
    Paper Format
    Points Range: 0 (0%) – 10 (10%)
    Paper should be no more than four pages long, double spaced, and typed in a MS WORD file.
    APA Style
    Points Range: 0 (0%) – 10 (10%)
    Paper should adhere to APA style (includes introduction, body, conclusion) with correct grammar and spelling are expected.

    Name:Personal Nursing Philosophy

 

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Philosophy or philosophia, Greek for love and wisdom is defined as a set of ideals, standards or beliefs used to describe a specific group or person’s behavior and thoughts. It is also defined as a fundamental nature of knowledge, reality and existence related to life. There is a multitude of definitions of philosophy, but I feel to truly understand the definition a person must develop a philosophy of their own. This will allow you to better grasp the concept of philosophy from the perspective of your own, also allowing you to see, understand and possibly relate to the personal philosophy of others. My personal philosophy involves being the most kind, considerate, positive, productive and successful person I can possibly be. What drives me day in and day out, is the continuous ability to remain positive, kind, polite and considerate to anyone I cross paths with and to remain goal oriented and work diligently to achieve them. These behaviors and aspects of my personality are what allow me to feel a sense of purpose and fulfillment. I believe in spirituality and positive energy. I feel whatever you put out into the universe, being negative energy, words or actions, will be returned to you tenfold. Many refer to this as “Karma”.
I take pride in being revered as a kind, respectful, considerate, professional, intelligent and driven young woman. A young woman whom is successful in all aspects of life and described in an endearing, humble and positive light. Furthermore, being mindful of others, whether it be patients, family, friends or strangers, allows me to better understand myself and have stronger more meaningful relationships and effective communication. Within my personal philosophy also lies a strong desire to make a difference, even something seemingly small as a thoughtful gesture, picking up someone else’s liter or helping someone who maybe lost and needs directions. I feel having a strong personal philosophy is essential to mental, emotional and even physical health. It promotes purpose and balance which can be considered somewhat of a domino effect. With purpose, balance and a true understanding of one’s self, everything else in life with fall into place. Whether it’s within your home life, professional life or academic life, positivity and success will ensue. References George, J. B. (2010). Nursing theories: the base for professional nursing practice. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Philosophy. (n.d.). Retrieved May 17, 2017, from https://www.merriamwebster.com/dictionary/philosophy My personal philosophy is to be an overall exemplary human being and a successful health caregiver and contributer to our community.bPersonal Nursing Philosophy
The text allowed me a good understanding of the conceptual models, what makes a conceptual model, and a better understanding of concept mapping a, philosophies and my own philosophy. I felt a substantial amount of influence from the contents of the chapters and was surprised at how similar some of the concepts were to my own philosophy. Caring is defined as a complex, and trans-cultural process, grounded in an ethical and spiritual context. Caring reflects a moral obligation or duty that lays the ethical framework for nursing. Active participation with others is needed to provide compassionate and ethical patient care in a healing environment. Quality care for patients requires reciprocity with those whom nurses can professionally identify with. I have had the opportunity to take care of people from diverse backgrounds. Throughout my career, I have learned the importance of providing holistic care to my patients. This type of care reflects my personal philosophy. Knowing that I can apply my personal experience and contribute to a client’s recovery and wellness gives me a sense of personal pride, which in turn, strengthens my commitment to this profession. With the advance knowledge and skills and my philosophy of caring, coupled with health promotion, I will be able to provide emphatic and holistic care to a diverse group of patients in my role as Registered Nurse and provide to my patient a quality health care. Accountability, professionalism and compassion are the three key points to be a great nurse. Evidence based practice combining research, clinical knowledge, and patient preferences to reach a health care. The use of the highest quality information and deemphasizes the use of customs, opinions to make a clinical judgment. The goal of evidence based practice is provide care that is safe, effective and compassionate. Peer Questions Which Nursing Model/Philosophy did you find most interesting? Which Nursing Model or Philosophy would you say is similar to your own? Philosophy or philosophia, Greek for love and wisdom is defined as a set of ideals, standards or beliefs used to describe a specific group or person’s behavior and thoughts. Personal Nursing Philosophy
It is also defined as a fundamental nature of knowledge, reality and existence related to life. There is a multitude of definitions of philosophy, but I feel to truly understand the definition a person must develop a philosophy of their own. This will allow you to better grasp the concept of philosophy from the perspective of your own, also allowing you to see, understand and possibly relate to the personal philosophy of others. My personal philosophy involves being the most kind, considerate, positive, productive and successful person I can possibly be. What drives me day in and day out, is the continuous ability to remain positive, kind, polite and considerate to anyone I cross paths with and to remain goal oriented and work diligently to achieve them. These behaviors and aspects of my personality are what allow me to feel a sense of purpose and fulfillment. I believe in spirituality and positive energy. I feel whatever you put out into the universe, being negative energy, words or actions, will be returned to you tenfold. Many refer to this as “Karma”. I take pride in being revered as a kind, respectful, considerate, professional, intelligent and driven young woman. A young woman whom is successful in all aspects of life and described in an endearing, humble and positive light. Furthermore, being mindful of others, whether it be patients, family, friends or strangers, allows me to better understand myself and have stronger more meaningful relationships and effective communication. Within my personal philosophy also lies a strong desire to make a difference, even something seemingly small as a thoughtful gesture, picking up someone else’s liter or helping someone who maybe lost and needs directions. I feel having a strong personal philosophy is essential to mental, emotional and even physical health. It promotes purpose and balance which can be considered somewhat of a domino effect. With purpose, balance and a true understanding of one’s self, everything else in life with fall into place. Whether it’s within your home life, professional life or academic life, positivity and success will ensue. References George, J. B. (2010). Nursing theories: the base for professional nursing practice. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Philosophy. (n.d.). Retrieved May 17, 2017, from https://www.merriamwebster.com/dictionary/philosophy My personal philosophy is to be an overall exemplary human being and a successful health caregiver and contributer to our community. The text allowed me a good understanding of the conceptual models, what makes a conceptual model, and a better understanding of concept mapping a, philosophies and my own philosophy. I felt a substantial amount of influence from the contents of the chapters and was surprised at how similar some of the concepts were to my own philosophy. Caring is defined as a complex, and trans-cultural process, grounded in an ethical and spiritual context. Personal Nursing Philosophy
Caring reflects a moral obligation or duty that lays the ethical framework for nursing. Active participation with others is needed to provide compassionate and ethical patient care in a healing environment. Quality care for patients requires reciprocity with those whom nurses can professionally identify with. I have had the opportunity to take care of people from diverse backgrounds. Throughout my career, I have learned the importance of providing holistic care to my patients. This type of care reflects my personal philosophy. Knowing that I can apply my personal experience and contribute to a client’s recovery and wellness gives me a sense of personal pride, which in turn, strengthens my commitment to this profession. With the advance knowledge and skills and my philosophy of caring, coupled with health promotion, I will be able to provide emphatic and holistic care to a diverse group of patients in my role as Registered Nurse and provide to my patient a quality health care. Accountability, professionalism and compassion are the three key points to be a great nurse. Evidence based practice combining research, clinical knowledge, and patient preferences to reach a health care. The use of the highest quality information and deemphasizes the use of customs, opinions to make a clinical judgment. The goal of evidencePersonal Nursing Philosophy