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These are summarized, comprehensive notes from what was covered throughout CNUR 102 "Foundations of Care I: A Developing Professional" during the 2022/2023 academic year that was taught by Sarah Tekatch. I got an 87 on the midterm and a 90 on the final and these notes included all concepts that wer...

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CNUR 102
Comprehensive Final
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Introduction to Professional Practice

History of nursing – refcting on history gives better understanding of how the nursing profession has
evolved



Contemporary Practice

Art and Science of Nursing
4 Fundamental Ways of Knowing

1. Empirical – applied and human science – patient knowledge and assessment findings
2. Personal – personal reflection
3. Ethical – right vs. just (CNA Code of Ethics)
4. Aesthetic – nursing during caring

5 Dimensions of Art of Nursing

1. Meaning in client encounters – 5 senses, non-verbal communication, whole client, sense
patterns, intuition,
2. Establish meaningful connection – quality, authenticity, emotional sensitivity, genuine, pays
attention

, 3. Skillfully perform nursing activities – dexterity & proficiency, principles to action, client
centred goals
4. Rationally determine appropriate course of action – intellectual, actions lead to outcomes,
logic, vision
5. Moral conduct – do no harm, benefit client, moral choices, competent & quality care & concern

Qualities of Nurse-Patient Relationship

• Trust – important and if lost hard to re-establish
• Respect – dignity and uniqueness of every individual
• Professional intimacy – close physical activities and psychological
• Empathy – understanding validates and resonates with client
• Power – be wary of power-dynamic with clients

Advocacy: support clients to voice their needs to achieve optimal health outcomes – advocate for
those who cannot for themselves

Nursing Research

1. Question
2. Collecting data
3. Results (answers)

Evidence Informed Practice: decisions about practice should include best available evidence from –
continuous learning, application of evidence, and supporting research – translate knowledge from all
sources into professional practice

• Clinical research
• Client preferences
• Expert opinion
• Resource availability
• Contextual information



Professional Identity
7 Competencies

, 1. Helping
2. Teaching
3. Diagnostic monitoring
4. Effective situation management
5. Therapeutic interventions
6. Quality of care
7. Organization and work

Benner’s Novice to Expert

1. Novice – no professional experience & is rule bound, lacking knowledge
2. Beginner – identifies common, meaningful situation (no practice)
3. Competent – understands impact of actions on long-term goals – evolving professional
expertise
4. Proficient – holistic view of situations
5. Expert – intuitively understands situations and can determine problem sources – changing
jobs/specialties affects this



Reflection & Reflexivity
Art of nursing: capacity to carry out nursing procedures & techniques; develop dexterity & proficiency;
connect with clients, critically think, integrate principles, procedures & techniques into practice

Othering: differentiate others from yourself or the majority which reinforces positions of power &
subordination

Reflection: wondering about phenomenon and seeking deeper understanding

• Reflection ON action: think back on what you’ve done and consider how your actions
contributed to the outcomes – learn & shapes future action
• Reflection IN action: at the moment your engaged in a particular action – helps us think if
we’re getting things right

Reflexivity: considering & critically questioning assumptions and values that motivate and underly our
practice – push to be aware of own interests & motivations

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