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Role of Nurses in Evidence-Based Care: Personal Reflection

   

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Name of the student
Name of the university
Authors note
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Table of Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................................3
Discussion..................................................................................................................................3
Conclusion..................................................................................................................................8
References..................................................................................................................................9
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Introduction
The practice of nursing can be considered as one of the areas, which consisting of
different forms of approach and challenge areas. It can be stated that the role of nurses in a
particular team environment, which is important as it, is directly linked to the factor of
providing care for the people (Alligood, 2017). Evidence based care for the people can be
considered as one of the main area of focus.
The main role of the essay is to provide an overview of my personal professional
practices and the role in a team. On the other hand, the focus area would be prevailing in the
sector of academic and clinical learning experience, which I have undergone in the sector.
Discussion
Overview of the concept
According to me, the main feature, which is linked to the factor of nursing in both
professional and science, which can be stated to be linked to practices and theory (Berman,
Snyder & Frandsen, 2016)? Clinical training can be considered as an important component,
which can be direct linked to the factor of nursing education. The clinical learning takes place
in the context of the complex environment of clinical learning. In the classroom, according to
me, the control is in the hand of the facilitators whereas in the clinical setting it can be stated
that the control is in the hand of the nurses themselves where learning and teaching are
directly modified according to the situation and the real-life manner of engagement. One of
the main factors, which play an important role in the context, is the safety of the patients into
which the area of care would be implemented (Chadwick & Gallagher, 2016). The
involvement of clinical practices in the context should be done according to the requirement
of the patient and on the other hand, delivery of standard treatment is very much crucial. The
factor of clinical experiences prepares nurse students to be capable of knowing as well as
doing the clinical principles in the practice (Cherry & Jacob, 2016). The critical thinking of
the nurses in every life situation is judged according to which the treatment is given to the
patients.
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