Nr533 Week 1: Introduction: Self and Project
Nr533 Week 1: Introduction. Because you have been in the program for a while now, you have had many opportunities to get to know others in the group fairly well. For this introduction, we’re going to shift gears a bit. During this course you will be relating many of your discussions and assignments to the project proposal you created in NR505. Please introduce yourself to the class and instructor and include the following information.
Describe the type of facility by which you are employed.
Your current position and for how long
Your prior experience in financial management
Share the PICO(T) you developed in NR505 and/or the one you will be using in your final project.
What led you to choose this issue/topic?
Nr533 Week 1: Introduction Answer
As a registered nurse currently serving as a Charge Nurse in Kaiser Permanente’s Urgent Care department, my role involves overseeing, managing, and supporting the nursing staff while providing administrative support and direct patient care. Over the course of two and a half years in this capacity, I’ve accumulated valuable skills, knowledge, and experience in clinical practices and nurse leadership, essential elements for effective service delivery as highlighted by Admi and Eilon-Moshe (2016) and MacKinnon (2015).Nr533 Week 1: Introduction
Upon joining this healthcare facility, my expertise was primarily centered on clinical aspects, with limited exposure to financial management. However, through interactions with the finance department and involvement in project development, I’ve gained insights into crucial financial concepts. The project I intend to undertake aligns with the evolving understanding of financial intricacies, and it is centered on optimizing resource allocation, cost-effectiveness, and financial sustainability within the healthcare setting.Nr533 Week 1: Introduction
References:
Admi, H., & Eilon-Moshe, Y. (2016). Nursing as a calling: Concept analysis. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 72(7), 1667-1677.
MacKinnon, K. (2015). Advancing a professional nursing framework for leadership. Nursing Science Quarterly, 28(3), 229-235.
