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what is politics
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a way in which people in any society try to influence decision making and the allocation on resources
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what is the nurse practice act
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your state legal definition where the scope of nursing practice is outline
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HHS stand for
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Department of health and human services
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HHS devisions
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office of human development services, public health service, social security administration and health care financing administration
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the public health service includes
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centers for disease control and prevention CDC, food and drug administration, FDA health services administration, national institutes of health, NIH alcohol, drug abuse and mental health administration
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what is politics
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a way in which people in any society try to influence decision making and the allocation on resources
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what is the nurse practice act
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your state legal definition where the scope of nursing practice is outline
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HHS stand for
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Department of health and human services
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HHS devisions
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office of human development services, public health service, social security administration and health care financing administration
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the public health service includes
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centers for disease control and prevention CDC, food and drug administration, FDA health services administration, national institutes of health, NIH alcohol, drug abuse and mental health administration
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what ia lobbying
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is the process of attemting to influence legistators to take a particuar action.
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what does PAC stand for
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political action committees
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what is the Hatch Act
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If your arean employee of any goverment agency your political activityis subject to retrictions this restrictions appying to federal goverment employees are defined in the hatch act. it prohibits anu polotical activity on the part of a goverment employyee on behalf of a party or in support of legislation. each state has his own Hatch act
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what ia lobbying
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is the process of attemting to influence legistators to take a particuar action.
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what does PAC stand for
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political action committees
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what is the Hatch Act
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If your arean employee of any goverment agency your political activityis subject to retrictions this restrictions appying to federal goverment employees are defined in the hatch act. it prohibits anu polotical activity on the part of a goverment employyee on behalf of a party or in support of legislation. each state has his own Hatch act
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what is the Hatch Act
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If your arean employee of any goverment agency your political activityis subject to retrictions this restrictions appying to federal goverment employees are defined in the hatch act. it prohibits anu polotical activity on the part of a goverment employyee on behalf of a party or in support of legislation. each state has his own Hatch act
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what is the Hatch Act
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If your arean employee of any goverment agency your political activityis subject to retrictions this restrictions appying to federal goverment employees are defined in the hatch act. it prohibits anu polotical activity on the part of a goverment employyee on behalf of a party or in support of legislation. each state has his own Hatch act
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the rules and regulations for nursing homes is called?
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conditions of participation COP's
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what does OSHA stand for
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occupational safety and healh act.wha
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what does OSHA do?
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mandates actions and prescribes safety equipment to inprove the health and safety of the working enviroment.
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what does OSHA stand for
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occupational safety and healh act.wha
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what does OSHA do?
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mandates actions and prescribes safety equipment to inprove the health and safety of the working enviroment.
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what is NLNAC and what do they do
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National league for nursing accrediting commission . they provide stardards and criteria so nursing programs can be evaluated and acredits nursing programs.
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autorithrian
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decreases the nurses ability to work autonomy
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democratic
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respects profesionalis and promotes autonomy
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beurochatic
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discurages nursing to creative induvidual problem solving
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laissez- faire
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nurses are incurage to work autonomisly does not promote cooperation
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advantages of primary nursing
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the autonomy of the nurse is increased resposible for patient 24/7 continuity of care one nurse is assigneed the responsibility for the care of each patient. responsible for care plan,teching and discharge, she has associate nurse for her days off.t
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fuctional method
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great deprssion care of greater number. head nurse assigned nursing task to various persons. one takes the temp another dessings. fragmented care is a problem with this method
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team nursing
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bases on the premise that each unit will have 2 or more teams RN LPN , Aid team work together each performing a task they best prepared for,the leader had overall responsibility, have team comferences about the needs of the patient with the team.
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total patient care
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one RN or LPN is assigned fot all care needs. # of patient is dictated by how acutely ill each patient is. great sese of control. and automony great sense of involvemthent, focuses on total person.
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modular care
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patient are devided into modules RN?LPN are given the same module of patient . modular nursing is a lot like team nursing offering continuitiry of care it also involved the nurse in planning of care. expensive and hospitals do not lend themselves architecturally to modular design.
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partnership model
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patient care is provided to a group of patient bya RN and LPN. this form may also be refered as care pairs
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case management
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a system in which the health care services are controlled and monitored carefully. a case manager follows the patient from diagnostic phase to hospitalization rhab and home care insuding pland are made in advance
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fuctional nursing
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one nurse does the same task for a nurmber of patient
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nursing intervation clasification (NIC)taxonomy
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developed stardarized language for nursing treatment education abd research.
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autonomous proffesion
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has legal authority to set their onw standards
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(NLN) National league of nursing puopose
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advansing nursing education
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the PEW comission 1995report recomends
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diferentiated practice for Ass degree Nurses ADN . specifficaly recomends that the role of ADN tna the BSN
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what to critical pathways do
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ouline the outcomes and care activities for each day of the patient hospitalization
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in fuctional nursing
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the care provides is assigned task base on their ability and scope of practice example give medication to 25 patients
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role of a nurse manager
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appropriate delagation of care
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Isabel hampton robb did what
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founded the john hopkins school of nursing.leader and activist in the development of nursing education
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Lillian wald estabilished
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Herry street settlement and visiting nurse services for the poor
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Mary mahoney
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first black to graduate from nursing schoo;
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Clara Barton
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establish the American Red Cross
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mildred Montag
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suggested the associate degree to relieve the shortage of RN after ww 2
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their goal is improvement of nursing education and is compose of nurses and non nurses
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national league of nurses (NLN)
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purpose of the brown report wasin in 1948
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to analyze the changing need of nusing as a proifession
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