Image of Nursing Corrin Simon - PowerPoint Presentation

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Image of Nursing

Corrin Simon

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ISsue

Several images

- negative

- positive

How this affects us as nurses

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Objectives

Understand

the different ways image can be

portrayed

Know the effects of media on nursing imageunderstand the prevalent stereotypes of nursing

Be able to explain ways we can begin to change our image for the better

Discussion of

Qsen

and

ana

that support changes

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From novice to expert

Patricia Benner 1989

Experience

observation

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Social Learning Theory

Observation

Model

interdisciplinary

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Policies

National Student Nurse’s Association

-

hippa

- school rules * may see online activity: party pics, statements

* asked to leave program

National Council of State boards of nursing

- Always ask if unsure

- report yourself or others

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Resources

National Council of state boards of nursing

National student nurses association

Hospital policies

Supervisor

Any

search engines

Journals, books, magazines

documentaries

nurses

Patients/ people

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Quality and Safety

Nurse shortage

HIPPA laws and right to pt confidentiality

patient beliefs

Focused nurse

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Root Analysis

Jamie, a 26 year old swimsuit model, was admitted to a mental health facility in June. She was diagnosed with severe depression and suicidal tendencies. On her second night she was assigned to Steve, who was only one of two nurses for twenty-five patients. Steve, a licensed RN with 20 years of experience who was known to be very kind and went above and beyond when it came to the care of his patients. While under his care Jamie was having an episode of severe depression and refused to leave her room. When Steve checked on her, he found her leaning against the wall on the floor; her hair a mess, her makeup smeared from crying, and her clothes disheveled. While in the room Steve used his phone to snap a picture of her. Later that night he posted the picture to a celebrity blog with the title “once beautiful, now a mess”. A week later Jamie was released from the facility in good health.

On the night of her release there was a story on the news about a model who had committed suicide. Steve immediately went into the blog and deleted his post. Though he was able to delete it, the post had been re-created on several other websites, where rude, mean, and hateful comments were left underneath. Days later the administrator of the facility called Steve to her office, where she let him know about a lawsuit against him and fired him on the spot

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inference/implications

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Social Media

Video: was their decision right?

Internet Server

Pictures: drinking, party, sexual

Status: swearing, parties, negativeWork: never mentionThink before post

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VANHGdyDyMQ

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Lights, Camera, Action

Television

Movies

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmHIioSCd8Q

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Stereotypes

What is a stereotype?

“an often unfair and untrue belief that many people have about all people or things with a particular characteristic”

History of the image of nursing - Gregco-Roman

- middle ages

- 1800’s/ nightingale

- NUN

-

World

Wars/ Vietnam

- now……..

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Female only Field

title says it all

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Angel of mercy / heroine

ANGEL OF CRIMEA (NITINGALE)\

NUNS / RELIGION

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Laggard

Lazy nurse

- unwilling to do things

-

cause work for others - defensive / lie

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handmaiden

Physicians little helper

- don’t think for self

- eyes and ears of the physician

- do as told

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gay

Male

nurses

- disappearing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwINLMvkxrQ

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Amoral

DO NOT CARE ABOUT RIGHT OR WRONG

ABUSE DRUGS

RUDE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oq878U1WeWQ

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Spine-chiller

Scary nurse

- abusive

- intimidation

Child fear

- needles

- pain

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wbIVoof9WTY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR3uDKn2zZ0

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ooo

la

la

Sexy nurse image

History of prostitutes

harassment

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zj6Vg5Mirg4

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How nurses should be seen…

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How can we fix our image?

Education

- start in school

- policy classes

- clothing Social Media - use properly

- advantage

Movies/TV

- letters

How we perceive ourselves

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QSEN

Teamwork and Collaboration : Attitude

-

work as field - find ways to educate the public - portray self as professionalInformatics : Knowledge - identify information to support patient care

- contrast benefits and limitations of communication

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ANA standards

Standard 8: education

- participate in ongoing educational activities

- acquires knowledge and skills appropriate to role

- Shares educational findings, experience, and ideas with peers Standard 11: Communication

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Assess own communication skills in encounters

- Contribute own professional perspective

Standard 12: leadership

- mentor colleagues

- treat colleagues and patients with respect

- influence healthcare policy

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, P., & Gordon, S. (2005).

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, L. (2012). The image of nursing as perceived by nurses.

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