Abe Oudshoorn RN PhD Social Media in Research The Call Nursing is a Political Act The Bigger Picture CNA 2000 As practitioners who strive to provide holistic comprehensive care we must understand that health is political and that to be advocates may require us to become ID: 589847
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Nurse, Activist, Nurse-Activist?Abe Oudshoorn, RN, PhD
Social Media in ResearchSlide2
The CallNursing is a Political Act – The Bigger Picture – CNA 2000“As practitioners who strive to provide holistic, comprehensive care, we must understand that health is political – and that to be advocates may require us to become political activists.”“It is not difficult to see how acting on a political level is a natural extension of the essence of nursing – of caring.”Slide3
The AlliesSlide4
Who Affects Change?Slide5
Changing PolicyAgency or governmentSlide6
Agenda SettingSlide7
Issues ManagementAgenda SettingSlide8
Speaking OutSlide9
Through StaffAgenda SettingPolicy FormulationSlide10Slide11Slide12
From the Ground UpAgenda SettingPolicy Formulation
Policy ImplementationSlide13Slide14
The Practicing Nurse Advocate
“When nurses find themselves unable to nurse as they had envisioned.”
McIntyre and McDonaldSlide15
The Administrator Nurse AdvocateA spoke in the wheel of powerBudgets are moral documentsWhistleblowingSlide16
The Academic Nurse AdvocateSlide17
RisksFrustration/burnoutCo-optationPersonal riskLoss of objectivity‘Pigeon-holed’Slide18
RewardSlide19
Questions