The Milgram’s experiment showed that it is very important how the orders are given and by whom. Most people would follow orders given by an official, uniformed experimenter and an ordinary man giving orders would be less of authority. Two experimenters giving contradictory instructions confuse 'the teacher' and make it all even less serious. (199 words) How and why Milgram’s research on obedience is relevant to preparing student nurses for working on hospital wards. When you decide to become a nurse, you think that you will be saving lives, making sick people’s lives easier and heal them.
Evidence Based Practice in Adult Nursing The aim of this assignment is to critique a piece of quantitative nursing research, by identifying and commenting on the purpose and relevance of the study, the research design and the methodology employed. Firstly it will illustrate how to locate and retrieve evidence relating to the specific topic. A systematic evaluation of one research paper titled: Randomised Clinical Trial Comparing the Efficacy of Two Bandaging Regimens in the Treatment of Venous Leg Ulcers (Meyers et al, 2002) will be carried out. Initially the meaning of critique will be defined and the importance of research critique to nursing will be briefly described. Elements of a recognised framework by Cormack (2000) will be used as a guideline through the critique process.
| 1 | The Differences in Competencies between ADN vs. BSN Mary P. Tharakan Grand Canyon University: NRS- 430V January 13, 2013 Mary, your paper is very informative. A few areas for improvement are noted in the paper. The vigorous, standardized education gives the knowledge, values and skills needed for a layperson to become a competent nursing professional (Lindeman, 2000). The challenging nature of today’s healthcare system has led many nursing leaders to believe the necessity for all the nurses to have a baccalaureate degree which will help them to cope with the increased use of technologies at work, as well as the societal changes and shift from acute to community based settings (Speziale & Jacobson, 2005). In United
The work placement officer asks you to include a description of how anti-discriminatory practice can be promoted in health and social care so that the booklet can be given to students before they go on placement. You have investigated in detail one recent national policy initiative promoting anti-discriminatory practice and your
It is important for any nurse to know and understand that domestic violence doesn’t just happen to women at the hand of a man. It can be any type of relationship between two people regardless of sex. Suggestions by the researchers for further studies include educating law enforcement regarding types of domestic violence and how to handle it, gender specific public outreach materials and screening by nurses of all clients for abuse when they may only be screening women. References Douglas, E., & Hines, D. (2011, June 4). The Help seeking Experiences of Men Who Sustain Intimate Partner Violence: An Overlooked Population and Implications for Practice.
Released by Future of Sex Education Initiative in January 2012. Currie also talks about helth professionals being a key player in ensuring standards guide in sexuality education.Currie also talks about different people being important in the studies of sex education. This source helped me in my research because the source writes about what people are important in the research and who can help teenager understand more. Also the article talks about what makes a good person a friend
Instead of getting to know any of the offered women better, he pushes Salzman and himself to find the perfect woman that he created in his mind but cannot actually picture. In “The Magic Barrel” by Bernard Malamud, Leo Finkle's struggle of finding the right person to love turns instead into an obsession to find an unrealistically perfect woman. Leo Finkle, a rabbi-to-be, is in search of a woman worth marrying because of the positive effects it would have on his congregation after his ordain. He has spent the last six years studying at the Yeshivah University and instead of having an acceptable social life, he has lived in seclusion all throughout his studies. This chosen mental distance to other people made the finding of an acceptable wife nearly impossible, which brought him to call upon the marriage broker Pinye Salzman.
Most men remarry within three years. Most women remarry within 5 years. As a result, blended families are developed and increasing at an astonishing rate. The American Association of Christian Counselors reports that remarriages after divorce tend to be unstable, break up more often and end quickly than do first-time marriages. Remarriages are 50% more likely to divorce in the first five years compared to first marriages.
Considering that in the 19th century doctors were predominantly men, we can conclude that Gilman and Chopin’s both intended to express male’s general view on women through the eyes of their doctors. The narrator of “Yellow Wallpaper” is married to a doctor, who puts her though a “rest cure” because she is suffering from postnatal depression. Rest cure is a popular form of treatment at the time, and it demands complete isolation of a patient from any physical or mental activity. It has proven to work on men; however, there hasn’t been any study on the difference in psychology between the sexes and the impact of rest cure on females. In addition, as a man, the narrator’s husband cannot understand the reasons for her condition due to the limitation of his sex, so he writes it off as something insignificant and silly.
To meet the requirements of our future healthcare, APNs must utilize their educational background and skills to lead other professionals creating a team-oriented culture. Conflict is inevitable in healthcare, hence, APNs have a variety of opportunities to use ADR in healthcare settings and avoid litigation, which would lead to high-cost conflict resolution. Gerardi & Fontaine (2007) emphasize that true collaboration and healthy work environments start with engagement towards relationships and interactions with others. Understanding each other revitalizes our spirit of patient care and improves how we communicate, negotiate, and how we resolve our differences (Gerardi & Fontaine, 2007). By forming a collaborative practice with strong relationships, APNs will improve future work environments and patient