Read this quote: "ADN programs prepare nurses for basic bedside clinical care of patients, which is slowly moving into the realm of the nursing assistant or the licensed practice nurse," said Wagner.
The only reason a RN would fall into any realm of nursing assistant or LPN is because RN's are trained to do all their duties and more. ADN or BSN is an RN!
I'm not opposed to higher degrees, no one is. I, myself am going for my Master's degree. Unfortunately, public comments such as "ADN programs prepare nurses for basic bedside clinical care of patients, which is slowly moving into the realm of the nursing assistant or the licensed practice nurse," said Wagner. This puts ADN programs down, essentially putting ADN REGISTERED NURSES down. The extra year of nursing an ADN has to do is in management. That's what RN-BSN programs teaches an ADN majority of classes are in public health and Management.
ADN is a Registered Nurse!
Read this quote: "ADN programs prepare nurses for basic bedside clinical care of patients, which is slowly moving into the realm of the nursing assistant or the licensed practice nurse," said Wagner.
The only reason a RN would fall into any realm of nursing assistant or LPN is because RN's are trained to do all their duties and more. ADN or BSN is an RN!
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I'm not opposed to higher degrees, no one is. I, myself am going for my Master's degree. Unfortunately, public comments such as "ADN programs prepare nurses for basic bedside clinical care of patients, which is slowly moving into the realm of the nursing assistant or the licensed practice nurse," said Wagner. This puts ADN programs down, essentially putting ADN REGISTERED NURSES down. The extra year of nursing an ADN has to do is in management. That's what RN-BSN programs teaches an ADN majority of classes are in public health and Management.
With that said, what do you guys think?