The nursing professional: development, challenges

Background: Nurses and allied health professionals (AHPs) are required to evidence their engagement in continuing professional development (CPD) in order to retain their professional registration. Many challenges to CPD are reported, but little literature has explored pertinent CPD issues for clinicians with specialist roles or working in specialist services. The Nursing Profession: Development, Challenges, and Opportunities is designed to be a resource for those who are interested in or touched by nursing. This book is designed in part to complement the report by the Institute of Medicine on the future of nursing. Readers—whether researchers or practitioners, foundation or government officials, students, or simply lay people interested in .  · In a nationwide survey of more than nurses across various settings and age groups, many participants commented that nursing's emphasis on lifelong learning, continuing education, and returning to school are things that nurses do well. 9 However, nurses face certain challenges regarding their ongoing education and professional development. Because of the inherent nature of Cited by:

How Virtual Nursing Simulations Solve Professional Development Challenges Beyond COVID devmanager T+ April 8, | While the COVID pandemic has pushed most nursing programs and hospitals to accelerate adoption of virtual simulations and other types of educational technologies, virtual nursing simulations are not new. important resource for approaching the changes that are necessary in nursing education. As a group of future masters-prepared nurse educators, we have researched current role challenges faced by the nurse educator. Using the recommendations of the NLN, two core competencies (1 and 4) have been chosen for further research and plan development. Nursing professional development practitioners are challenged with ongoing classroom education, new hire onboarding, and just-in-time education for staff. This article is intended to present the unique challenges that the COVID pandemic placed on nursing professional development practitioners in a large academic medical center and how.

Detours and dead ends for theory development involved metatheory debates and specific events. Challenges identified relate to rapid changes in society, healthcare, and science. A pathway for the future is presented in a figure with its description of the structure of nursing knowledge. Working in the hospital or clinical environment, nurses face other challenges in nursing through workplace hazards. Exposure to cold and flu germs and other forms of bacteria and viruses pose a threat. Another one of the challenges of nursing is coming in contact with sickness on a daily basis. contracting an infectious disease. In a nationwide survey of more than nurses across various settings and age groups, many participants commented that nursing's emphasis on lifelong learning, continuing education, and returning to school are things that nurses do well. 9 However, nurses face certain challenges regarding their ongoing education and professional development. Because of the inherent nature of perioperative nursing, limited time, lack of access, and irregular staffing patterns can create system barriers to.