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Thank you guys, I wanted to be of service to others in foreign countries and thought the UN was the way to go, I am thinking of getting my Masters in leadership hoping this would help. I was not born with any spoon in my mouth much less a silver one so I cannot afford to do anything without working. Someone told me the UN was to way to go for hamanitarian services but I guess not. I will try other avenues. Thank you all for the information, I will look up Doctor's with Borders. IIIseeyaa

I am referring to the MSN with the focus on leadership, or the focus is on education. IIIseeyaa.

Hello, nurses Just wanted to know, I was interested in getting my MSN, but was curious because my school offers the MSN in Leadership. I was wonderring what can you do w/ a masters in leadership other than be a nursemanager, I work in the hospital setting now, I currently have my BSN,but don't see myself in a hospital setting 10 years from now. IIIseeyaa!

Hi I am wondering, if nurses were interested in working for the UN, how would they go about doing that. Can we as nurses volunteer fo the UN to get a feel for what is involve. Are there any websites, I can go to for this answer? IIIseeyaa!

James Huffman, I did not intent for this to be about your profession only, I intended this to bring out the warm side of everyone. To think about how would you personally classify someone as a caring person. What have you experienced in your life that made you put a lable on someone as a caring person. Everyone, views and belief are different, I just wanted to address something positive that we all aspire to provide in our profession and personality I did not want a response from the book, I wanted a response from the heart! IIIseeyaa

QUOTE=EricEnfermero;2605447]For me, this is something that I can't necessarily define. I just know it when I see it, if that makes sense. No that does not make sense to me, Caring is not only something you witness, it's a feeling, an emotion. Put the words together that you feel encompasses caring and from there you can define caring. SEE MY DEFINITION ABOVE COME ON....COME ON....COME ON....PUT YOUR THINKING CAP ON! IIISEEYAA

My definition is an act or intention, that provides well being to the mind, body, and spirit of the provider or the recipient or both. IIIseeyaa

we were discussing this in my rn-bsn class and we got alot of different answers. rules are: no dictionaries involve, answer must be what you think caring means. you must define it in your own words, no one else. hopefully everyone can participate. iiiseeyaa!

Thank you for your response. I am getting an advanced degree and we still talk about theories so I was just curious. Thank you IiIseeyaa

Thank you as well, Yes I am working on an advance degree, I also start working at the VA at the end of January 2008, and wanted to know what they practiced because that is all we talked about it class, Theories, Theories, and more theories. Thanks again:up:

Thank you wtbcrna for taking this post seriously. Thanks for your response:bow: IIIseeyaa

Hi guys Anyone working at the veterans hospital, know what theory does the veterans hospital use in there practice. Example,(Benner theory, traditional theory etc...etc... IIIseeyaa

Thanks everyone who responded IIIseeyaa!

If yearly salary is 55,645 what would hourly pay be? IIIseeyaa

hello everyone in the nursing world my question is can nurses have more than one liability insurance? i am currently w/ nso, but was wondering is it wise to have an additional insurance, to be on the safe side. how many out there have more than one liability insurance? iiiseeya!