NURSING AS A PROFESSION
Mr . Atul Chaudhary
Assistant Professor
H.C.N., SRHU Dehradun
INTRODUCTION
• Nursing is a professional service devoted to
promoting health care & social welfare.
• Profession is defined as "a vocation requiring
advanced training and usually involving mental rather
than manual work , as teaching, engineering,
especially medicine, law“.
• A type of occupation that meets certain criteria that
raise it to a level above that of an occupation.
Characteristics of Professionalism
• A concept of mission open to change
• Mastery of theoretical knowledge
• Capacity to solve problems
• Formal training
• Use of theoretical knowledge
• Ethical practice
Nursing Profession
Nursing is a profession that requires :-
• Special knowledge, skill & preparation
• Moral principles that are devoted to human & social
welfare.
• A strong service orientation.
• Nurse is graduate from a recognized college.
• A code of ethics: ICN & INC.
• A professional organization that sets standards: INC.
• On going research.
Philosophy of Nursing Practice
• Nursing is an art & Science dedicated to improving
the physical & Psychological well- being of patients.
• Nursing services are committed to excellence in
practice, education, information's , research &
administration.
Leddy & Pepper (2003) Defined the philosophy of
nursing :-
• As the intellectual & effective outcomes of the
efforts of professional nurses to understand the
relationship between humans , environment & health.
• As a scientific discipline
• It must integrate a sense of values into practice.
The ‘Hubert H’. Defines ‘ Comprehensive health
Centre ‘ As providing an atmosphere of comfort
while delivering care to the public they serve.’
Aims & Objectives
• Nursing mission is to provide high quality patient
care based on our strong commitment to practice,
education, research innovation & collaboration.
Objectives :-
• To promote high standards of nursing care to improve
the quality of health care
• To foster the professional development of nurses.
Characteristics of Professional Nurse
• Honesty :-
• Loyalty :-
• Discipline :-
• Dignity :-
• Personal appearance :-
• Economy :-
• Gentleness & quietness :-

Nursing as a profession

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    NURSING AS APROFESSION Mr . Atul Chaudhary Assistant Professor H.C.N., SRHU Dehradun
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    INTRODUCTION • Nursing isa professional service devoted to promoting health care & social welfare. • Profession is defined as "a vocation requiring advanced training and usually involving mental rather than manual work , as teaching, engineering, especially medicine, law“. • A type of occupation that meets certain criteria that raise it to a level above that of an occupation.
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    Characteristics of Professionalism •A concept of mission open to change • Mastery of theoretical knowledge • Capacity to solve problems • Formal training • Use of theoretical knowledge • Ethical practice
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    Nursing Profession Nursing isa profession that requires :- • Special knowledge, skill & preparation • Moral principles that are devoted to human & social welfare. • A strong service orientation. • Nurse is graduate from a recognized college. • A code of ethics: ICN & INC. • A professional organization that sets standards: INC. • On going research.
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    Philosophy of NursingPractice • Nursing is an art & Science dedicated to improving the physical & Psychological well- being of patients. • Nursing services are committed to excellence in practice, education, information's , research & administration. Leddy & Pepper (2003) Defined the philosophy of nursing :- • As the intellectual & effective outcomes of the efforts of professional nurses to understand the relationship between humans , environment & health.
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    • As ascientific discipline • It must integrate a sense of values into practice. The ‘Hubert H’. Defines ‘ Comprehensive health Centre ‘ As providing an atmosphere of comfort while delivering care to the public they serve.’
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    Aims & Objectives •Nursing mission is to provide high quality patient care based on our strong commitment to practice, education, research innovation & collaboration. Objectives :- • To promote high standards of nursing care to improve the quality of health care • To foster the professional development of nurses.
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    Characteristics of ProfessionalNurse • Honesty :- • Loyalty :- • Discipline :- • Dignity :- • Personal appearance :- • Economy :- • Gentleness & quietness :-