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Assignment: Health History Plan of Care Form
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The nurse practitioner's (NP) role in the health care delivery system has evolved. As healthcare delivery constantly changes, the nurse practitioner must evaluate and adapt accordingly. This course examines where the NP role started and how the scope of practice has changed. You will examine advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) history, role, and regulatory and professional issues. You will take a close look at professional organizations and current healthcare trends in your own community. In addition, we will begin to explore the world of evidence-based practice, an advanced practice core competency. Then we will discuss leadership and ethics as they relate to the advanced practice nurse.
Task
A reflection is similar to other essays or discussions in that it needs to be easily understood and well structured. Still, the content is more akin to something personal, like a diary entry. In a reflection, the person primarily examines his or her life experiences, hence the term ‘reflective'. The purpose of composing a reflection is to provide a platform for the author to not only recount a particular life experience but also explore how he or she has changed or learned from those experiences.
As you decide on the content of your reflection, you need to remember that a reflective essay is highly personal and aimed at engaging the reader or target audience. And there's much more to a reflection than just recounting a story. You need to be able to reflect on your experience by showing how it influenced your subsequent behaviors and how your life, as a student, has been particularly changed as a result.
An excellent way to get started is to pick out some reflective questions which will help you think deeper about the impact and lasting effects of your experience. Here are some examples:
1. What have you learned about yourself as a result of the experience?
2. Have you developed because of it? How?
3. Did it have any positive or negative bearing on your life?
4. Looking back, what would you have done differently?- What are your thoughts on the experience in general?
5. Was it a valuable learning experience? -- What specific skills or perspectives did you acquire as a result?
6. Demonstrate thoughtfulness and reflection in your response.
7. Be professional in your grammar and language.