Personal Philosophy of Nursing Everybody has received a form of care starting from the moment of conception in his/her mother’s womb. Mothers’s care for their kids is so amazing though caring system is different based on the culture and environment. In different parts of the world, specially underdeveloped countries, mothers deliver care for their kids in a way that sometimes hard to imagine. It wouldn’t be a surprise to say that everybody’s mother is the best teacher as long as caring is concerned. Without caring each other, it would be hard to live a healthy life and promote health. When people think deeply about caring for people who need care, they immediately think how they can be a part of it. In order to take part in a caring, becoming a nurse is the best way. …show more content…
Because nurses are an important part of the health care system, doctors, hospitals and clinics depend on them a lot. On the other hand, there is also a big shortage of nursing in almost every country. The shortage of nurses has its own negative effect on health promotion. For example, “ Nurses often need to work long hours under stressful conditions, which can result in fatigue, injury, and job dissatisfaction. Nurses suffering in these environments are more prone to making mistakes and medical errors. Patient quality can suffer. For these reasons, and more, American Nurses Association (ANA) is dedicated to improving the workplace safety for nurses around the nation.” (ANA, 2015). Many nurses stated that they enjoy their job as a nurse, which makes students even more excited about nursing as a career. The education that a nurse gets is evidence-based and also it is very intense and specific to the type of nursing that a student chooses to