Annotated Bibliography

This annotated bibliography includes articles on the history of nursing, media representation of nurses and nursing, and development of knowledge of nursing. It provides key points and explanations for each article, along with relevance, currency, and authority.

Annoted Bibliography

Table of Contents
Article 1 (History of Nursing) .........................................................................................................3
The evolution of nursing in Australian general practice: a comparative analysis of workforce
surveys ten years on.....................................................................................................................3
Elizabeth J Halcomb,1 Yenna Salamonson,2 Patricia M Davidson,3 Rajneesh
Kaur,4 and Samantha AM Young5..............................................................................................3
Article 2 ( Media representation of nurses and nursing) .................................................................3
Primary care nurses’ experiences of how the mass media influence frontline healthcare in the
UK ...............................................................................................................................................3
Jennifer E van Bekkum & Shona Hilton......................................................................................3
Article 3 Development of knowledge of nursing ............................................................................4
Knowledge Creation in Nursing Education.................................................................................4
Zahra Marzieh Hassanian,1 Mohammad Reza Ahanchian,2 Suleiman Ahmadi,3 Rezvan
Hossein Gholizadeh,2 andHossein Karimi-Moonaghi................................................................4

Article 1 (History of Nursing)
The evolution of nursing in Australian general practice: a comparative analysis of workforce
surveys ten years on
Elizabeth J Halcomb,1 Yenna Salamonson,2 Patricia M Davidson,3 Rajneesh
Kaur,4 and Samantha AM Young5
Summarise the key points of the piece of evidence
Nursing in Australia has increased over last decade. There are different changes within nursing
profession due to demographic and employment characteristics. There are 248 nurses employed
in general practise who are undertaking pathology, physical assessment and health education.
Explain why that source was chosen and how it relates to the professional status of nursing in
your explanation
This article source is an open access article. This is written under the access of creative
commons Attribution License.
consider the relevance currency and authority of the article.
In this article, the information was taken from Australian general practise which was
conducted in the year 2009-2010. this study has provided help in identifying structural barriers to
nursing in Australian General practise.
Article 2 ( Media representation of nurses and nursing)
Primary care nurses’ experiences of how the mass media influence frontline healthcare in
the UK
Jennifer E van Bekkum & Shona Hilton
Summarise the key points of the piece of evidence
The media plays a significant role in informing patients about health research and services,
as well as affecting public attitudes and health choices. Healthcare providers also play a critical
role in supplying patients with accurate, evidence-based, and up-to-date information on a variety
of health topics. The purpose of this research is to learn about primary care nurses' perceptions of
how the media affects frontline healthcare.

Explain why that source was chosen and how it relates to the professional status of nursing in
your explanation
This source is chosen because Nurses working in primary care face rising pressure to
successfully handle media reports that contradict current health policies and practices in an ever-
expanding media landscape with more reporting on health. The media also provides health-
related information to health practitioners. Nurses in UK, for example, said they learned about
influenza from the media, such as television, as well as more official sources, such as
newspapers.
consider the relevance currency and authority of the article.
This article is reliable and accurate as it is telling the information that In UK, it is
discovered that 77 percent of health visitors Internet was used as a source of information for
new immunisation studies, and 67 percent used TV, radio, and newspapers
Article 3 Development of knowledge of nursing
Knowledge Creation in Nursing Education
Zahra Marzieh Hassanian,1 Mohammad Reza Ahanchian,2 Suleiman Ahmadi,3 Rezvan Hossein
Gholizadeh,2 andHossein Karimi-Moonaghi
Summarise the key points of the piece of evidence
In context of learning and educational communities, knowledge is known as asset which
provides massive strategic value to the nursing discipline.
There are different universities and societies on which knowledge is the most essential factor that
helps to provide more effective service.
Explain why that source was chosen and how it relates to the professional status of nursing in
your explanation
The data for this study is adopted by using GT method and this is a systematic methodology used
for collecting and interpreting data.
consider the relevance currency and authority of the article.

This study was carried out in Mashhad Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery, Iran, where
nursing educators and students in bachelor, master, and doctoral degrees of nursing were
teaching and learning nursing.

Online
History of nursing.2014.[Online]Available
through:<https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3987204/>
Media representation of nurses and nursing.2013[Online]Available
through:<https://bmcfampract.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471-2296-14-178>
Knowledge Creation in Nursing Education.2014.[Online].AVailable
through:<https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4796488/>
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