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Who do you think are you as a nurse?
Just an average person who went to school to earn some average money.
What kind of a nurse do you think are you?
I work in LTC... hope this answers your question.
What keeps you nursing?
The money.
What do like and value about nursing?
Again, the money.
What do you dislike about nursing?
I could give you a really long list, but at the end of the day, the money makes up for a lot of it.
Katarina, a few bits of advice:
1) NEVER, never use your full name on an anonymous, often-searched online resource. It's a good bet that your faculty will find you here trying to get us to do your homework. Change it stat. The mods can help you.
2) We don't do your homework.
3) It looks like you have all of 6 posts, of which at least three are requests for us to do your homework (I haven't looked any further let).
4) See 2), and please tell your classmates.
kat009
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I am a nurse in the UK. Nursing environment is hard to cope with in Britain. Managers and politicians regulate and some nurses function in some environments as " round pegs in a square holes" and no one is happy. A disparity exists; expectations and what nurses can cope with in reality appear to be two different things. I am trying to understand it and so I am completing a research in nurse identity and I am stuck. I would appreciate any descriptive statements based on your views. The views do not need to be politically correct, but they need to yours; in synchronisation with your own believe system. I want nurses to tell their perspectives on things in their lives. I will not quote anyone personally, this is anonymous. The aim is to cover the following topics as widely and as fully as possible. I need as many statements as possible so please ask any nurse you know to tell me their perspective. Once I have lots of statements I will extract trends. PLEASE HELP to answer any of the following questions or provide a statement in response to it:
1. As a nurse what do you really think about accountability and what does it mean to you as a nurse or as a human being? How does it affect your behaviour in professional or personal life? Does it worry you?
2. As a nurse do you strive or avoid autonomy? What does it mean to you and how do you view it?
3. Please describe your identity as a nurse:
Who are you (feel free to describe)?
What drives you to get up in the morning and still wanting to work as a nurse?
What do you value and care about most when you are nursing?
What do you dislike when you are nursing?
Who in reality gives you support so you continue being a nurse?
What do you do when you are angry or disagree with the way nursing is organised or managed?
I appreciate your help, Katarina
If you do not wish to publish your views please email me directly.