History and Ethics
This 1932 report stressed the need for better qualified nursing teachers and nursing schools to become independent of hospitals
What is the Weir report?
This percentage of malpractice cases are based on improper medical documentation
What is 10-20%?
The O in the PICOT model for developing good research questions stands for this.
What is Outcome?
This is what Betty Neuman called the lines that surround and protect the client system to help the patient defend against stressors
What are lines of resistance? (The line of defense is the term for the line of resistance that protects equilibrium)
This is a critical leadership task for nurses on an intraprofessional team with unregulated care providers
What is delegation?
This Canadian organization was founded in 2007 based on recommendations from the Senate Committee publication, "Out of the Shadows at Last"
What is the Mental Health Commission of Canada?
One of the most important legal, ethical, and practical roles a nurse can fulfill for their patient
What is advocacy?
In experimental research, this means being able to recreate the results of a study using the same methods as the original
What is reproducibility or replicability?
Neuman used this term to describe the dynamic nature of a line of defense that can rapidly alter over a short period of time.
What is flexible?
In patient-centred care, using NOD when first meeting your patient means you would communicate these three things
Name, occupation, duty
In 1835, this province opened the first mental health institution in Canada.
What is New Brunswick?
This standard of professional practice involves using reflective thought and feedback to evaluate and implement changes to practice
What is continuing competence?
This type of research study uses a search strategy to collect published and grey literature for analysis.
What is a systematic review?
This nursing theorist describes the nurse as substitute, the nurse as helper, and the nurse as partner
Who is Henderson?
This type of caring is achieved when nurses can find a balance between their own life values, goals, and belief systems and those of others
Spiritual
In 1953, this organization developed the first code of ethics in nursing.
What is the International Council of Nursing?
What is informed consent?
This database provides access to biomedical literature from MEDLINE, life science journals, and online books
What is PubMed?
Nurses understand this to be the desired outcome for conducting patient education
What is patient self-management?
This can make finding kinship placements difficult for children who need intervention
What is intergenerational trauma?
This issue is central to the most common ethical dilemma faced by psychiatric nurses in their day to day practice.
What is use of force or confinement?
This person can provide a proxy consent.
What is a parent or legal guardian?
A conflict between two sets of human values that nurses use critical thinking to address
What is an ethical dilemma?
This type of learner loves maps, pictures, charts, and flash cards
What is visual?
What common symptom that nurses encounter daily is strongly mediated by life experiences and cultural expectations?
What is pain?