Introduction Mrs. J. is a 63-year-old married woman with a history of hypertension, chronic heart failure, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Despite requiring 2L of oxygen/nasal cannula at home during activity, she has been smoking two packs of cigarettes daily for 40 years. The problem is that three days...
Cultural background is a factor considered in healthcare since it influences a patient’s behavior. Nurses need to respect cultural preferences and beliefs when caring for patients from different origins. Providing high-quality care to Muslim patients requires a nurse to be knowledgeable on the Islamic faith and its peculiarities. Today, the...
Introduction Nurses should be guided by both ethical and legal concerns when dealing with patients. The main advantage to nurses is that most laws have been enacted to reinforce the six bioethics principles. For example, the Bakers Act supports distributive justice when a patient is in need of urgent attention,...
Proposed Organizational Policy Though organizational change is crucial, it is sometimes time-consuming and may feel difficult for stakeholders who are required to acclimatize to varying expectations. Nurse leaders are anticipated to create positive transformations to healthcare policies either at the unit, local, state, or national level. Nurse leaders are responsible...
Recently, an absolutely new model of health care has been gaining popularity, which presupposes the concept of patient participation, or patient involvement in the treatment process as one of its fundamental principles. In this case, the patient is motivated to participate in prevention and treatment; thus, he/she makes an informed...
Introduction The operating budget is comprised of the expenditure budget and income budget (Mitton et al., 2014). The coming financial year lists predicted revenue by cause and predicted expenditures by II normal classifications, such as wages, purchases, and services. Administration ought to constantly trail a more significant income budget than...
Rachel Simmons wrote an article titled “Everyone fails. Here’s how to pick yourself back up.” In it, she argues that failure is a skill that one has to learn. Hence, although it may seem that a sense of failure is natural for any human being, it is best to practice...
Requiring vast and profound knowledge, as well as extensive experience and practice, family nursing is an excruciatingly challenging job, which is why it deserves closer attention as an area that can be enhanced and improved. This paper will consider the outcomes of an interview with a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP)...
Professionalism in nursing incorporates principles critical to advancing the quality of patient care while observing moral, cultural, ethical, and legal values outlined in nursing practice guidelines. According to Go (2018), it offers excellent health services while implementing respect, advocacy, responsibility, honesty, and accountability, among other standards. It, moreover, extends to...
In-vitro Fertilization (IVF) is a kind of assistive reproductive technology (ART) IVF helps those who cannot have a child involves taking a woman’s eggs and fertilizing them with sperm (Kelbach, 2016) a fertilized egg is defined as an embryo embryos implanted in a woman’s uterus, a surrogate, or gestational carrier...
Nursing Philosophy Caring and nursing seem to be the two interrelated concepts that cannot be divided. All nurses have the same goal which is to take care of patients (Meehan, 2012). If there is a need to change a project that is about the improvement of D2B times and treatment...
The course has been effective and enabled me to improve my knowledge, skills, and attitudes in many areas of my professional preparedness. Thus, I can demonstrate the professional standards of legal, ethical, and moral conduct. I have also had professionalism in nursing instilled in me, and I am ready for...
Introduction The nursing theory applied within the current proposal is the diffusion of innovation (DOI). The innovative part will rely on exploring the benefits of retaining employees and providing them with practical benefits. The diffusion element is going to be necessary to communicate the required change to both workers and...
Burnout in nursing Burnout is a syndrome that develops against chronic stress and leads to depleting the emotional, energy, and personal resources of a working person. Professional burnout occurs due to the internal accumulation of negative emotions without a corresponding “discharge” or “release” from them. Emotional exhaustion refers to the...
The advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) role has emerged recently and has been developing into a prominent clinical position. However, not all states demonstrate the same degree of acceptance for the area. This disparity is reflected in the differences between the developments of different local legislation on the matter. Some...
Introduction Diabetes care plan development largely depends on the needs of people in the community (DeBoer, 2013). Therefore, the nursing profession should be skilled in collecting and analyzing patient data to identify the highly risky groups of populations and create a general prevention strategy. The following paper will provide the...
Introduction Advanced practice nursing is becoming substantially more popular nowadays as the role develops and expands its competencies. Nurses are encouraged to follow this career path more often, improving their capabilities and engaging in more productive work. The scope of the role has also diversified since its inception, creating additional...
Abstract In general, PICOT may be defined as a specific acronym used in nursing that is traditionally applied for the creation of a clinical question to direct the health care provider’s search for reliable evidence. An appropriately devised PICOT question is highly significant as it establishes the process of research...
Introduction The study aim was to evaluate the perceptions, attitudes and the knowledge level of practicing nurses towards the use of evidence-based practice in primary health care. The study also goes further to assess the effect of nursing education on these parameters relating to evidence-based care. The target population comprised...
Vital role of nurses Sound relationship, cooperation and coordination among the nurses (Ulutasdemir, 2018). Improved communication efficacy Quality of communication in a hospital setup and its direct impact Preparation of an effective communication improvement plan In any healthcare system, nurses play a vital role in delivering essential healthcare services to...
Problem When nurses are forced to work with larger numbers of patients than they can adequately manage, the likelihood of patients dying, getting injured, getting injections, and being sent home earlier without appropriate education increases. This results in patients returning to the hospitals, often with more health issues than previously....
Difference between Qualitative and Quantitative Research Qualitative research is the inquiry of social phenomena as it exists in the natural setting, for example, the beliefs and practices of doctors on a certain aspect of health. As a result, ‘why’ becomes the focus as the aim is to gain insight into...
At present, the health care system is becoming increasingly complex and fragmented. In order to provide a high level of health care service to patients, interprofessional collaboration is of utmost importance. Doctorally prepared nurses are important actors in medical teamwork, collaborating with other professionals, and acting on different levels. In...
Implementation The management of pressure ulcers plays an inherent nursing role in reducing the associated comorbidities, including the risk of infections and bleeding. Some of the potential strategies that nurses can implement in managing pressure ulcers include the two-hourly turning of bedridden patients. Frequently changing the patients’ lying position in...
It goes without saying that patient-centered nursing practice is based on the ethical principles of beneficence and nonmaleficence. However, in certain circumstances, patients’ safety may be negatively affected by predominantly unintentional medication administration errors. Cloete (2015) defines them as preventable events “related to medication which results in a failure in...
The mass media, in particular social networks, have an increasing influence on society. People read the information on social networks and may believe an unreliable source or interpret it mistakenly, which leads to severe consequences for the community and health workers. The post with a photo about the coronavirus vaccine’s...
Introduction People aged over 65 years constitute 13.1% of the American population. Over 20% of the elderly live in the areas designated as rural (Mishkovsky, Dalbey & Bertaina, 2010). In my past work as a nurse, I discovered that many elderly people in rural areas were not receiving quality health...
Vulnerability and Its Relation With Community Health Nursing Vulnerability is a complex concept and it is defined differently in different settings. When it comes to nursing, researchers note that there is hardly a single definition. For instance, Tomm-Bonde (2012) states that there are two major types of definitions that focus...
Policy reforms are necessary for the health sector in improving health outcomes. Globally, healthcare and public health systems are managed through sound health policies. The policies guide the operations of health systems and directly affect the availability and provision of health care globally. Consequently, in enacting policy reforms, it is...
Introduction Diabetes remains one of the major health concerns both at the federal and community level. Much work is done to change the state of affairs for the better with significant results. Still, because the problem lies at the cultural level and has to do with the people’s idea of...
Background and explanation Oregon Community Health Information Network (OCHIN) A healthcare IT NGO headquartered in Portland, Oregon United States. It is managed by a board of directors (majorly volunteers from member clinics). A membership of approximately 70 providers (with more than 300 clinics). Initiated in 2001 to facilitate integration of...
Introduction Pressure area care is an inherent plan of care for hospitalized patients. Pressure area sore causes significant pain in adult patients admitted to healthcare settings. This complication is particularly prevalent in bedridden patients and negatively impacts diseases’ prognosis (Mitchell, 2018). The treatment modalities are made difficult due to the...
It is necessary to mention that one of the core steps of the clinical needs assessment process is the development of tools and procedures that would be reasonable in a particular situation. Moreover, it is imperative to focus on such aspects as cost-efficiency and reliability. Instruments should be validated to...
Introduction Social media undoubtedly plays an irreplaceable part in people’s lives. It gives them the ability to get new information, discuss, and share posts and state their opinions on various topics. Such a vast usage of the internet leads to a substantial change in the professional field as well. Proper...
Introduction The study was intended to figure out issues that enable or bar the adoption guidelines when taking care of patients with cardiovascular risks in the primary care setting. Clinical guidelines are critical in the efforts to improve healthcare outcomes as well as ensuring the provision of quality healthcare with...
Clinical Problem Nurse practitioners (NPs) should possess adequate skills to support the health needs of their clients. Evidence of teaching their patients is something critical for these practitioners. An NP supporting individuals with diabetes should use powerful education plans to produce the best goals. The educational process should focus on...
Introduction As a profession, nursing focuses on details that include harm prevention, caregiving, and protecting the clients’ dignity. In addition, it defends and promotes the caregivers’ objective of upholding the clients’ rights. Within the nursing profession, nurses have to apply eight main principles, which they should adhere to as they...
The research investigates whether the implementation of a fall prevention program within the orthopedic unit will have the capacity to reduce hospital admissions and healthcare costs. This topic was selected based on the fact that injurious falls have been cited in the literature as the most widespread in-hospital adverse event...
It goes without saying that nursing plays an immeasurably significant role in modern medicine. At the same time, in the United States, advanced nurses permanently face considerable practice barriers. As a matter of fact, there are professional challenges that exist on a national level, such as barriers related to education,...
I would like to dwell on the controversial issue of telling or withholding information from patients. Honest and frank communication between the nurse and the patient is crucial to the efficient delivery of treatment. Also, nurses demonstrate their respect and trust to patients by telling the truth about symptoms, diagnosis,...
In general, the scope of nursing practice may differ across the country according to a state, however, its requirements and essential components are reflected in regulating local and federal nurse practice acts. According to Chapter 464 of the Nurse Practice Act included in Florida Statutes (2019), only certified nurse practitioners,...
Nursing informatics and healthcare technology are essential disciplines for any advance practice nurse. These are the disciplines that are crucial for building an effective nurse leader. The following paper aims to summarize the material studied during the course of nursing informatics and provide conclusions as for the significance of this...
Introduction This paper evaluates the portrayal of nursing as exhibited in the Scrubs series, season nine, episode 3 (Our Role Models). It delineates the nurses’ personality traits, demographics, education, and competence among others. Body Plot Prominence The show renders nurses as anonymous maidservants that hang onto the physicians’ directives, as...
Preceptors are needed to make a difference in the transition of new nurses from classroom to the clinical setting. Barker and Pittman (2010) noted that the role of mentoring new nurses is challenging and requires the preceptor to have qualities that enhance the process of turning the nursing theory into...
The article A Middle-Range Theory of Self-Care of Chronic Illness by Riegel, Jaarsma and Strömberg (2012) is one of the most interesting articles exploring the application of Middle Range Theory to find solutions to chronic illness. It provides a framework for understanding the uncertainty of chronic illness experience, how to...
Translating and disseminating research in nursing make valuable contributions to the development of science and improving the health care system. The DNP project is a culmination of nursing studies and the opportunity for such contributions. It requires choosing the appropriate strategy for the implementation of the research and skills of...
Introduction It is argued that the future of nursing is bright. This field of medicine is ready for an overhaul due to advancements in technology and the support of stakeholders. One foundation that has pushed for the overhaul of nursing is the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF). The Foundation has...
Introduction Quality and safety belong to the most crucial aspects of healthcare delivery. It is especially significant to provide these aspects in healthcare organizations as they directly impact the patients’ health and life quality and their satisfaction with the services provided. Medical errors are much more dangerous than any other...
Competent nursing practice requires continuous improvement of skills and knowledge about the technologies, procedures, and approaches to health care based on research-informed data. The medical findings obtained using research efforts form a substantial evidential basis for nursing practice that ensures the highest quality of health care services. Thus, evidence-based practice...
Nurses have unique opportunities to transform the nursing profession positively through leadership and advocacy. Currently, the healthcare sector is undergoing rapid changes accompanied by various challenges. Consequently, the impacts are widespread in all practice settings (Tomajan, 2012). For instance, increased financial stress, ambiguity about healthcare reforms, new technologies, nurse staffing,...
Introduction Evidence-based practice (EBP) is known to be an efficacious method for ensuring that nurses use innovative models for patient care to achieve the best patient outcomes. This is especially important if patients have serious health conditions, for instance, and ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI); in this particular case, the reduction...
Introduction Domestic violence is considered to be one of the most urgent issues that need to be solved in modern society. There are a lot of families who suffer domestic violence; however, they cannot find a way out. The model of learning styles described by David Kolb is believed to...
In the world of the 21st century, the ignorance and absence of political involvement both on the local level and worldwide could be perceived as a negative personal trait that presupposes apathy and indifference. It especially applies to the ones who take an active part in the life of the...
The medical field has various professional options for those who choose to pursue a career in health care. Each specialist’s position has its advantages and challenges, and so does the one of a family nurse practitioner (FNPs). Some may confuse it with that of a physician or a different nurse,...
Nursing Technology In the contemporary technology-driven world, the field of medical performance is extensively using the benefits of automation and improvement of practice provided by technological advancement. The role of technology in the work of nurses is difficult to overestimate. The generally observed shortage of nursing staff leads to a...
Introduction Nowadays, hospitals and other healthcare institutions experience a number of problems, nurse understaffing being one of the most common of them (Davis, Mehrotra, Holl, & Daskin, 2014). It may lead to lower quality of health care and, consequently, to worse patient outcomes (Meyer & Clarke, 2011; Kiekkas, 2013). Therefore,...
A business plan is the systematic assessment and outline of the components that are necessary for the business and the various goals for the business. The main components of the business plan format are the vision statement, people to implement the various strategies, the economic and cash flow assessment and...
The Relationship It is necessary to mention that numerous change management theories have been introduced over the years, and many scholars have focused on the development of particular guidelines on how changes should be implemented. For instance, 8-Step Change Model suggested by Kotter is frequently viewed as one of the...
The best course of action that I would follow is to arrange for Mr. Newcomb to see his mistress. Due to personal beliefs, I would try to avoid directly lying to his wife Mrs. Newcomb as it is unethical. However, regardless of personal beliefs, it is my responsibility to fulfill...
Chief nursing officers perform a myriad of instrumental roles in an attempt to expedite and advance service delivery. For instance; one of the most fulfilling duties in the nursing profession is being a nurse leader. Supervision of nurses is the main role of chief nursing officers; hence, they begin to...
Introduction Small mistakes by healthcare practitioners may lead to loss of life. In addition, errors in their activities may lead to the development of life threatening conditions. Therefore, it is vital for healthcare practitioners to ensure that they maintain a high level of professionalism at all times. Healthcare providers should...
Introduction The patient pathway at a hospital unit is associated with multiple interactions with the healthcare team and experiences of an array of procedures, the competent and evidence-based characteristics of which predetermine the positive outcomes of the experience. Evidence basis is the pivotal element in the provision of any type...
In light of the fact that effective nurse leadership has been positioned in contemporary health care settings as a fundamental factor in the attainment of optimum patient outcomes and workplace enhancement (Hutchinson & Jackson, 2013), the present paper discusses a multiplicity of issues related to leadership style and leadership attributes...
Smoking is a leading cause of human death. Many people are losing their lives annually because of smoking. Most of these people die from “smoking-related” complications and diseases. Smoking is a preventable vice especially among teenagers. According to Goldberg (2011), human beings can prevent most of the deaths caused by...
Nursing Theory An influential nursing theory is the Theory of Interpersonal Relations which emphasizes the role that the relationship between persons has in therapeutic interactions. It allows an educated nurse to recognize the needs of the patient and respond appropriately. In practice, the theory is applied to improving patient experiences....
Introduction The paper is about a family health assessment using functional health patterns consisting of 11 items adapted from Marjory Gordon (Gordon, 1994). Details are collected using open-ended questions to explore various health issues and provide a more comprehensive nursing assessment of the family (Appleton & Cowley, 2008). VX is...
Nursing Theory The most applicable nursing theory to proposed changes is the modeling and role-modeling theory. It utilizes Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, with the assumption if basic physiological and safety needs are met, nurses are more likely to seek social belongingness, self-esteem, and self-actualization, in turn increasing job satisfaction, professionalism,...
Management of Patient Health Status Nurse Practitioners (NPs) undertake various patient management practices. I have been able to assess and monitor the health issues affecting different patients. This role has been executed using modern technologies and ideas thus delivering evidence-based care to the patients. This exercise has also made it...
Overview of the Issue One of the major challenges affecting the global healthcare industry is “the issue of nursing shortage” (May, Bazzoli and Gerald 317). This problem affects different healthcare functions and processes. The shortage also affects the quality of patient support and care. The most outstanding fact is that...
Introduction According to Butts (2007), nursing is a profession that has its code of conduct, philosophic views, and its place in the health care industry. Customarily, nurses tend to work under their own license and are completely responsible for their work. To guarantee sanity and effectiveness in the profession, there...
Methods of Obtaining the Necessary Approval and Support The initial approach of seeking approval and support will entail the identification of the facilitators who will oversee the implementation process. The administrators and nurses at the nursing home are the key persons who will be affected by the proposed change. First,...
Introduction In most cases, resources allocated for healthcare and hospitals are limited. As such, hospitals face budget constraints and are required to deliver healthcare with a limited capacity of resources. Additionally, research has revealed that high allocation of resources does not translate into efficacy in healthcare, especially when cost-effective interventions...
One of the advanced nursing roles available is a family nurse practitioner (FNP). These clinical specialists provide primary health services to people from all age groups from infants to the elderly (Nurse.org, 2020). As a primary care provider, the FNP interacts with patients directly, therefore, directly contributing to increased patient...
Introduction In recent years, the practice of nursing has evolved substantially both in the United States and at an international level. In America, the introduction of the 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA) served to herald a new frontier of growth for the nursing practice, particularly at the level of the...
Introduction Healthcare providers should maintain quality and minimize risk in service delivery. Patients expect to get the best healthcare services. Therefore, healthcare risk and change management are important aspects in service delivery. Nurses play a key role in risk and quality management as explained in this presentation. The Role of...
In a substantial number of countries all over the world, population may be currently regarded as culturally and ethnically diverse. It goes without saying that cultural competence of health care providers is immeasurably essential and imperative for successful health care delivery as it is established on the common principles of...
Theoretical foundation plays a significant role in any occupation field, and nursing is not an exception. A nursing theory can be defined as an “organized and systematic articulation of a set of statements related to questions in the discipline of nursing” (Application of Theory in Nursing Process, 2012). Sustainable theoretical...
Introduction Benner, P. (1982). From novice to expert. The American Journal of Nursing. 82(3), 402-407. The quality of health care intervention is built on nursing skills and experience (Benner, 1982). Thus, nurses develop skills to ensure patient’s safety. In the article “From Novice to expert”, Benner Patricia described the development...
The personal decision of terminally ill patients to commit suicide because of the unbearable suffering and pain is a challenge for the medical staff, including physicians and nurses. Thus, the decision to commit suicide is connected with a lot of ethical, moral, and legal dilemmas and issues, and the main...
Viewpoint and purpose of the assignment This paper analyses the possible health problems that the patient could be suffering from in the provided case. The paper will also explore the interventions that can be used and the outcomes of these actions. Preliminary Problem List of Ms. N The patient could...
This study aimed at establishing the enablers and barriers of guideline implementation in a primary healthcare setting. The Promoting Action on Research Implementation in Health Services (PARIHS) framework acted as “a template for data analysis and interpretation” (McKillop, Crisp and Walsh, 2012). The researchers intended to undertake a qualitative study...
General differences between the Associate Degree/Diploma nurse and the Baccalaureate prepared nurse about the nurse as a Member of the Health Care Team/Coordinator of Care Though one might think that every member of the staff providing nursing services performs the same work, i.e., taking care of the people with health...
Introduction In an increasingly evolving and complex health care sector, Advanced Practice Nurses (APN) has become inevitable. Advanced practice for nurses is a multifaceted terminology explaining a precocious level of nursing practice that optimizes the utilization of tertiary training, extensive nursing competence, and skill in handling the health care demands...
Introduction Reforms are necessary for the improvement of the healthcare system. They affect all the stakeholders in the system, including patients, hospital management, and various medical professionals. The drastic changes in the healthcare system can have beneficial and detrimental effects on all the parties involved. Nurses can be significantly affected...
Introduction A successful nurse manager should have developed leadership skills to perform effectively in the modern working environment. “Nurse Manager Skills Inventory” can be discussed as an effective tool to conduct self-evaluation in relation to such areas of leadership as personal and professional accountability; career planning; personal journey disciplines; and...
Evaluation Methods Evaluation is a critical process because it provides valuable information about the performance of health programs and changes in the clinical processes (Oman, Duran, & Fink, 2008). According to Polit and Beck (2008), this process begins at the planning phase and continues throughout the lifespan of the project....
The abstract section of the journal article does not have a research question being addressed even though a clear purpose of the study has been pointed out. The study explores various aspects that enhance the degree of risk that older Hispanic women are exposed to when it comes to HIV...
Political History and Development of Nursing Education: Comparison of Kenya and Ireland Kenya is one of the African countries where Europeans settled at during the colonial era (Mule, 1986). Although it is believed that missionaries and explorers introduced the nursing profession in the country, the natives had their own traditional...
Nurses are always at frontline as far as prevention of healthcare- associated infections are concerned. This can be facilitated by their closeness to the patients and also their application of practices meant to control infections and transmission of diseases and organisms to the patients. Nurses prevent infection directly by providing...
Abstract Rape is one of the most despicable crimes against human dignity imaginable and, unfortunately, a major concern of contemporary society. Despite the attempts of nurses and therapists to enhance awareness on the subject matter, a range of people remain criminally unaware of what rape is, how it should be...
Introduction Acute care is the most common sought service in healthcare facilities. The aging generation presents the health industry with increased demand for immediate and effective healthcare services. Elder people deserve continuous care to enhance the function ability of their weak body systems. The rise in demand for improved care...
Ethical and legal issues resolution requires exemplary level of professionalism and theoretic preparedness on the part of nursing professionals (Hamric, Hanson, Tracy, & O’Grady, 2013). Not only the situation is complex because the nursing practice is regulated by a large scope of legislative norms but the main influential factor is...
The feeling of powerlessness among nurses has been documented in various studies. This trend prioritizes the need to empower nurses. The nurses working under Nancy express their feeling of powerlessness through resignation. Nurses who feel powerless experience dissatisfaction and depersonalization. Retaining nurses entails improving the working conditions that are relevant...
In the article “A randomized controlled trial to reduce delay in older adults seeking help for symptoms of acute myocardial infarction,” the authors examine and talk about how aged adults (over 65 years) with signs of Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) have prolonged pretreatment time lag than the young adults (Tullman,...
Abstract Awareness of faculty members with regards to evidence-based practice (EBP) in the teaching of baccalaureate nursing is yet to be conclusively determined. It is a fact that EBP is not a new concept in teaching and practice in the nursing field. However, its implementation is characterized by a number...
Introduction This essay is a critique of a quantitative nursing research study. It examines the effectiveness or otherwise of research conducted by Josephine M. Mancuso to study the impacts of health literacy and patient trust on glycemic control in a semi-urban American population. The researcher wanted to identify variables that...
Nursing Autobiography I graduated as a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) in 2009. I used to work as a technician in a pharmacy. I also worked as a Hemodialysis Nurse (HN) after graduating in 2009. I took extra classes a year later to become a registered nurse (RN). I also earned...
Background The change project relates to the prevention of respiratory complications on patients undergoing interventional radiological procedures under conscious sedation at Kendall Regional Hospital. In interventional radiology contexts, nursing professionals are required to have core competencies and skills in pre-procedure patient evaluation and the management of post-procedure side effects (Perez-Rojas,...
Introduction: Martha Rogers Metaparadigm Martha Rogers presents one of the best nursing theories. Rogers’ Unitary Human Beings Theory makes it easier for nurses to provide quality support to their patients. Nurses should always “support the health expectations for every patient” (Meleis, 2011, p. 36). This grand theory “is applicable in...
My Philosophy In theory, nursing does not impress upon one as a field that is particularly concerned with philosophy or introspection. The scientific and technical aspects of a nurse’s job make it appear to be a decidedly systematic discipline, well removed from the philosophical underpinnings that characterize the social sciences....
Introduction Available nursing scholarship demonstrates that nursing models and theoretical frameworks began to be identified in the 1950s, and provided a wide spectrum of opportunities for the nursing profession to progress from a constricted focus on illness to a broader concern with human needs and individualized care (McCrae, 2012). Ernestine...
‘Aesthetics’ is the study of art and beauty with a goal of ascertaining the validity of aesthetic judgments, emotions, and artistic merit (properties) of art forms (Brilowski, 2005). People experience art differently due to distinctive individual tastes and perceptions. Chinn and Kramer (2014) define art as the “process of creating...