Personal Philosophy Of Nursing And Role Of Advanced-Level Nurse

Personal Philosophy of Nursing and Role of Advanced-Level Nurse.

Sunday Emedem The University of Texas at Tyler, School of Nursing NURS 5301: Translational Science 1 Dr. Belinda Deal 03/08/2024 Core Values: Whenever I think about my future, I have always begun from my past to the present. My core values revolve around my life experiences and the challenges I have faced. While growing up as a teen, I have always dreamed of being a great man, and I have always envisioned two career paths. These are Engineering and Medical fields. But because of my little knowledge and limited exposure, I didn’t know which specific path to follow. But from my childhood, I have had a strong grip on faith in God to lead and guide my decisions. However, despite my ignorance and as an orphan, learning and

Overall, as a Nurse Informaticist, my future contributions to the nursing profession hold the potential to drive positive change, improve patient care outcomes, and advance the integration of technology and data-driven decision-making in healthcare delivery. Personal Philosophy: As a nurse, I embrace a holistic approach to care that prioritizes compassion, empathy, and advocacy for the well-being of every individual. My personal philosophy in nursing is rooted in my core values, the principles that drive me daily. And these include human-centered care. My philosophy is deeply rooted in the humanistic tradition of nursing, which emphasizes the inherent worth and dignity of every individual. I draw inspiration from the work of nursing theorists such as Jean Watson, who advocates for a caring-healing model centered on the nurse-patient relationship (Watson, 2008). I believe in providing compassionate, person-centered care that respects the unique needs, preferences, and cultural backgrounds of each patient (McCormack & McCance, 2017). Secondly, I embrace a holistic approach to nursing that recognizes the interconnectedness