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Updated Nov 25, 2020
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Hello. I will be discussing the importance of advancing nursing
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practice in a time of a pandemic.
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My learning objectives are as followed.
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What is the care act?
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What is my change idea?
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Who will be affected by the change idea?
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Who are the stakeholders involved and what are the financial
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aspect of the change?
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My thesis statement.
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I will be focusing on the support of the bill
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given for the health care providers and workforce to handle
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the new information being learned daily about the illness.
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The Coronavirus Aid Relief and Economic Security Act Care to
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understand the historical background?
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We need to look back at the past.
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According to the C D.
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C, over one third of the population, which is three
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million people, had the flu.
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This caused at least 50% of the population to die
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worldwide during this time due toa World War One and
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the pandemic happening, we had a shortage of qualified nurses.
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During this time period.
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There was a lack of information due to a breakdown
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in communication.
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That is why they care act was passed this time
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around to combat the lack of communication accurately being distributed
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from person to person.
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for this bill to be passed.
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49 Republicans and 45 Democrats agreed to pass this bill.
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Some notable faces, air included, who helped to pass the
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bill. The passing of this bill had a long start
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from from being introduced in January of 2019, but it
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was failed twice in March until there was a big
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pushback by the media and by the Democratic officials, which
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then finally had the bill passed in late March.
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Why was this bill passed?
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It was to combat the lack of information that was
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known about Cove it.
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The government wanted nurses to be better equipped to handling
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changing rhetoric hour by hour by increasing education.
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Critical thinking skills also increased.
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For this change project, I will be focusing on how
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to encourage nurses to continue the educational goal that can
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be with the use of grants, scholarships and availability.
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As spoken about in the bill.
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More abilities to have cuz Online will give better access
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to all employees.
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But the change project timeline I think that this can
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be happening within the next month due to the Center
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of Disease Control and the American Nursing Association.
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Having webinars currently for the Change project Conceptual idea.
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I believe that it would be easy to implement this
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increasing amount of C E use, since nurses can take
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this via zoom meeting and in service is in the
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hospital. This will cut down on commute oring and also
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on the time limit that comes from when you're attending
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a class in person.
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The idea came from an article talking about research stating
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that when students have more control over learning online, there
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seems to be a link that they have quicker and
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better retention skills of new skills and knowledge than traditional
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methods. I take this to mean that if people are
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allowed to pause videos and take breaks instead of going
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to a class, it will help people learn at their
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own individual break, uh, individual pace.
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Also, people need a mental break since they're hearing covert
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at home, covert at work and covert during classes For
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the sociopolitical.
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The myth that drinking bleach does not prevent Cove it
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can be extremely dangerous for individuals who believe what the
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president says.
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As such, it's our job as professionals tohave evidence based
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information to be widely spread to combat the fake information
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this is an ethical issue.
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The legal and financial issue is that smarter choices and
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Les Mis takes means that the government is saving money
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and failed attempts i e.
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When they use hydrochloric queen hydro clocks a clean which
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did not have any evidence based backing before being approved
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to use it, killed people, cause heart problems and took
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away medication being used for people with Lupus.
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From a clinical perspective, nurses need to be involved in
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the planning and implementation of use of drugs along with
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the evaluation.
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To get a well rounded picture, more critical thinking skills
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develop. I will use a nursing scope of practice for
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my proposed change sent the since the Scopes states that
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whenever there is a nurses need of knowledge, compassion, expertise,
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as the Journal of Nursing Article stated, distance education allows
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individuals with expertise to implement a continuous process of knowledge
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and guidance to be shared.
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Provision seven also states that when talking about advancing nursing
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profession through research and scholarly inquiry, professional standards of the
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development and health policy, all nurses must participate in the
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advancement of the profession through knowledge, development, evaluation, dissemination and
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application to the practice.
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The essentials of Masters education and Nursing recognizes that the
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practice at the masters level must have an advanced level
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of understanding of nursing and relevant sciences, as well as
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the ability to integrate this with knowledge into practice.
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The Essential Guide to nursing practice Exert expects nurses to
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develop and maintain current knowledge, skills and abilities through formal
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academic programs and professional developmental programs.
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This is why I see you learning would be so
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detrimental in advancing the nursing practice during this pandemic time
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for the age population.
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That would be everybody because there's no age discrimination on
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who is affected for the community again, there's no discrimination,
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all communities, whether you be in a rural area, metropolis,
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a city, every every community is affected for socio economic.
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That would be when the Dow Jones plunged and then
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it came back up.
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And for stakeholders which we're gonna be talking about later
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that includes the government, the C D.
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C. The who, the A, N C C, the nurses,
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the patients who are also involved.
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So all everybody is the stakeholder when it comes to
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this pandemic.
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The biggest stakeholder is the government who created the bill,
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who also is holding the money.
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The C D.
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C. Department of Division of Scientific and Education and Professional
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Development, which supports the A, N.
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C. C and educational research, federal advocacy data collection, publication
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and special programs.
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The WHO, which called this a pandemic, and the American
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Organization of Nursing Leadership, who increased funding for nursing education
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and workforce infrastructure toe fully fund the North Kerr PES
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scholarship to recruit and retain nurses to practice in medically
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undeserved communities.
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They're the ones that would really benefit from the sea
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use. And so it would be an online distance learning,
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since they may not have access to go to schools,
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especially because in the rural population right now they're having
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a massive spread in the pandemic.
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Acquiring stakeholders buy in for this change.
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Project idea would be easier because nurses are on the
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television posting on Instagram and Twitter about the struggle that
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they're facing right now.
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With the second surge because of the lack of nurses
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who are out sick, the Mayo Clinic said on November
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2020 that 1000 nurses were out sick due to co
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vid stakeholders will be more persuaded to educate the remaining
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nurses to learn from a distance to keep the spread
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down. The benefits are receiving the benefits for the stakeholders
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are receiving the nurses Patients government who will see an
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improvement on patient outcome with a more robust, critically thinking
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skill staff.
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How does this benefit other people and how it has
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this been done before?
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The self directed Learning by a Distance has been present
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in various forms since the 19 sixties and has created
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opportunities for teaching since learning, as stated by Farley in
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2019. How did it turn out?
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Well, since then, there has been more CEO in online
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distance learning.
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It went right because there was a bigger push for
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it. However, they did not get the funding at the
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time because there was no pandemic to this magnitude.
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My practice change benefits stakeholders and patients by increasing nursing's
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ability to take on more critically ill patients, which will
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help to increase patient care.
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This will make stakeholders happy because it will show a
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return on investments when mawr take the classes that have
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all the same information which guarantees that all are operating
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within the same knowledge for the Cares act.
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They had it extremely big budget for the supplemental awards
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to do the E learning online.
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Thanks to this, it would be mostly going towards the
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cost of software, but once a software cost is implemented,
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you wouldn't have to do much after that.
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The next chunk of change that would be going into
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is the classes, because you need to set up the
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classes and you need to set up the time as
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to when the classes can be offered.
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If they're going to be offered by a zoom meetings,
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or are they going to be offered as an on
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demand where you could download and take it at your
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leisure? Next would be the staff that host the events.
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You would have to pay them.
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However, it would be a slightly lower fixed rate because
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you're paying them as a one time payment instead of
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multiple show up opportunities.
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Marketing. You would spend money on it, but probably not
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as much, because you can always use a free advertisement
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of the computer system as an instagram, Twitter or Facebook.
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And also the news would would release the media in
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conclusion, the effectiveness determining if my change project was effective
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is seeing if the new medication that is being approved
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had nurses input.
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Also, if the spread of education is being passed universally
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by seeing if all states are using the same standards
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of practice to care for all of their patients.
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For the report to see, I would say that the
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port will be given to the nurses being able to
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inform the hospital, patient, family and government that same standards
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of care so that all will know that each person
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is treated equally.
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It is very important to be transparent for these reports,
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especially during this time of anxious nous.
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When it comes to the vaccine that's possibly coming out
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the sustainment recommendation.
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It would be sustainable because there will be social distancing
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for at least another year because of all the small
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outbreaks that are happening in clusters, along with all the
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child in that we're still doing for the point of
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view. My point of view is that by using e
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learning, we can spread evidence based information more effectively worldwide.
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In a time where nurses have no choice but to
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expose themselves limiting their exposure with their own, um, learning
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time, it will help offset the stress that nurses may
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be under some key points is that the CARE act
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encourages c e use the change plan of implementing online
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nursing online learning increases knowledge.
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Distance learning is ideal during a pandemic, and online nursing
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will advance nursing practice.
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And now here's my references and thank you for tuning
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and have a good day.
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