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helping other grow and self actualize
-for themselves, clients, subordinates and their profession
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to inform
to enhance autonomy
to respect the decisions of others |
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| How nurese act as advocates |
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helping others make informed decisions
acting as intermediaries in the environment
directly intervening on behalf of others who are unable to act for themselves |
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| new nurses have limited practice acting as advocates and it is up tot nures leaders to assist them in developing these skills |
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| Nursing values central to advocacy |
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-right to autonomy, course of ation that is appropriate to meet goals
-right to hold personal values in own goals
-have access to information to make informed choices
-act on belf of client whom are unable to do for themselves
-empowerment of patient/subordinate in making decisions own their own. |
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-compleled to act as advocate
-learned on the job
-confidence gained through practice
-advocacy essence of nursing |
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| controlling the patients choices but assistance |
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-create work environment that recognizes patients needs as parmount-respect-informed-empowered
-distribution of resources
-often inclues risk taking |
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In 1960 the NLN
American Hospital Association
have passes.... |
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bills of rights for patients
(although not legally binding, they are used to gide professionally) |
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| manager helps subordinates resolve ethical problems and live with the solutions at the unit level |
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-manager ensures that work environment is both safe and conductive to professional and person growth for subordinates
-upper level managers must also be willing to advocate for whistle-blowers, who speak about organizational practices they believe may be harmfl or inappropriate |
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| chain of command, within organization |
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| media or elected official |
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entry involves personal and public promise to serv e others with exprise that society expects
-managers must broaden theri sociaopolitical knowledge base to undestand better the bureacracies in which they live
-participate in professional organizations are intergral in determining whether voluntary or legal controls represent what nurning is and should be |
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personal
formal
polite
one page
address by title
establish credibiltiy early
specific bill by number
offer assistance as resource person
sign letter
be persistant |
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| tips with interacting with media |
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be prepared
stick to 3/4 key points
clear concise
predetermided points
don't be afraid to say I don't know |
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