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6.3 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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PERSONAL AND






PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT


















2.4 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

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LEARNING OUTCOME





























1. Discuss professional development in nursing


2. Explain the quality management in nursing professional development

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LEARNING EXPERIENCES





















i. Professional development


• Professional responsibility, accountability and autonomy


• Leadership in nursing


• Teaching learning and nursing process


• Mentorship / preceptor ship


• Participation in research activities

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LEARNING EXPERIENCES

























ii. Quality management In Nursing Professional Development


• Standardization of SOP


• AUDIT


• MS ISO

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Professional Development

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Professional Development






















1. Professional responsibility, accountability and autonomy


2. Leadership in nursing



3. Teaching learning and nursing process



4. Mentorship / preceptor ship


5. Participation in research activities

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1.Professional responsibility,





accountability and autonomy


















• The nurse’s primary professional responsibility is to people requiring nursing care.







• In providing nursing care, the nurse promotes an environment in which the human

rights, values, customs, and spiritual beliefs of the individual, family, and community

are respected.










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Accountability



















• Accountability is linked to fidelity and means accepting responsibility for one’s

actions. Nurses are accountable to their patients and to their colleagues.







• When providing care to patients, nurses are responsible for their actions, good and

poor.

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Autonomy


















• Professional values are qualities considered important by a professional group.








• Autonomy, integrity, and commitment are examples of professional values.






• Nurses are often in a position to protect a patient’s autonomy.


➢They do this by ensuring that others do not interfere with the patient’s right to


proceed with a decision.

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Autonomy
















• Autonomy is the freedom to make decisions for oneself.


➢This ethical principle requires that nurses respect patients’ rights to make their

own choices about treatment.


➢Informed consent before treatment, surgery, or participation in research is an

example.


➢To be able to make an autonomous choice, individuals need to be informed of the


purpose, benefits, and risks of the procedures to which they are agreeing.

➢Nurses accomplish this by providing information and supporting patients’ choices.

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2. Leadership In Nursing




























• Leadership is a much broader concept than is management.

➢Although managers should also be leaders, management is focused on the

achievement of organizational goals.

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2. Leadership In Nursing



















In order to lead, one must develop three important competencies:



a. ability to diagnose or understand the situation you want to influence


b. adaptation in order to allow your behaviours and other resources to close the gap

between the current situation and what you are hoping to achieve



c. communication


➢No matter how much you diagnose or adapt, if you cannot communicate

effectively, you will probably not meet your goal

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2. Leadership In Nursing


























• Effective nurse leaders are those who engage others to work together effectively in

pursuit of a shared goal.


➢Examples of shared goals are providing excellent client care, designing a cost

saving procedure, and challenging the ethics of a new policy.

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3. Teaching Learning and Nursing Process




















Why need teaching learning among the nurses?







1. Introduced to junior nurses with no clinical experience or previous patient


interaction


2. Fear and anxiety about the first patient encounter



3. Care plans poorly implement the nursing process

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Teaching Learning and Nursing Process
















• To teach and learning, person who is teaching need to plan their idea



• The learning usually come with observation and performing during the learning

season



• This environment give a standardization in for daily nursing care


• Comments from the participant should be listen & discuss to gain more better

nursing care.

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Teaching Plan

























• Report given to oncoming nurse

➢Students record patient data from interaction



• Nurse meets patient and performs shift assessment



• Interactive exchange between nurse and patient

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Observation by nurses




















Role modelling



• Communication



• Assessment



• Hands on interventions



• Responding to the patient

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Nurse and



Standardized


Patient Care
























Basic Nursing Care

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4. Mentorship / preceptor ship


















a. Preceptor will become mentor.

• Mentor role is much more encompassing than the preceptor role.


• The mentor relationship is a voluntary one and is built on mutual respect and

development of the mentee







b. Providing mentors, guidance, give opportunities to grow and develop in others

career

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c. Mentors provide guidance to new graduates as they change from student to

professional nurse.







d. Mentors can also assume psychosocial functions, such as personal support,

friendship, acceptance, role modelling, and counselling.

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Identifies responsibilities of


the mentor and mentee in



this relationship







(Scheetz, 2000; Simonetti & Ariss, 1999)

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5. Participation in research activities






















a. Participation in research give Autonomy or freedom to make decisions in nursing care.






b. Nurse managers empower their staff


• Empowered staff worked more effectively and had lower levels of job-related tension.


• Leader behaviour impact on staff nurse empowerment, job tension, and work
effectiveness.




Diane K. Whitehead, et all. (2007). Essentials of Nursing Leadership and Management, 5th ed. F. A. Davis Company:USA.

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5. Participation in research activities

























b. Increasing own sense of empowerment will extent nurses by their own

professional knowledge and competence.

















Diane K. Whitehead, et all. (2007). Essentials of Nursing Leadership and Management, 5th ed. F. A. Davis Company:USA.

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Discussion

























1. Evaluate the job prospects in the community where you now live. What areas could

you explore in seeking your first position?



2. What plans do you have for advancing your career?


3. What plans do you have for finding a mentor?

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Quality management In







Nursing Professional






Development

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Quality management In Nursing





Professional Development























1. Standardization of SOP



2. AUDIT



3. MS ISO

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1.Standardization of SOP




















• Operational policies are imperative therefore in ensuring a uniform delivery of quality

services.






• Standardization of practice is required in order to maximize productivity, efficiency and

quality.






• All procedures and activities in hospitals, clinics or community, have their own SOP to follow.

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ADMINISTRATION
OF INTRAVENOUS

(IV) MEDICATIONS


Example of SOP in

IV medication

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2. AUDIT















a. Establish to oversee and monitor all health facilities in practise to ensure the

quality of nursing is always at optimal levels in accordance with the prescribed


standards.







b. Objective


• To improve nursing services through the promotion of nurses commitment in

quality improvement programs.

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2. AUDIT

















c. Function


• Planning of strategy for implementation and improvement in quality of nursing

services.


• Coordinate and monitor achievement


• Analyzing program and produce report

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3. MS ISO




















ISO 9001 Quality Management






• most widely used and recognised standard for Quality Management Systems

internationally.






• ISO 9001 certifies that organisation produces quality products and services,

satisfies customers’ requirements and industry standards.

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3. MS ISO

















Benefits of ISO 9001 Quality Management


• Meet customer and regulatory requirements and achieve continuous process improvement.


• Boost productivity, reduce product defects and provide more efficient services.



• Increase acceptance of products and services in markets, and meet prerequisites for some

business sectors.


• Reduce the likelihood of multiple audits by customers.


• Minimise impact on the business when key personnel leave.

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DISCUSSION





























• How would you begin discussion on quality and safety issues with the nurse manager


or colleague?


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