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Great job on your post. I like it a lot. My favorite part was when you mentioned that nurses are responsible for life-long learning and that this is to prevent stagnation as well as harm to the clients we care for. In an article done by Mlambo, Silén, and McGrath in 2021, it was talked about not only how important it is for nursing professionals to continue education as well as development; however, there is also a negative.
This study found that education or professional development opportunities are not as available as they should be for the nurses in question (Mlambo, Silén, & McGrath, 2021). This is something I have noticed in the clinical setting. Oftentimes, the facility will assign education to the staff; however, when it came to professional development, things became a little more difficult. DNP-815A Topic 2 DQ 1 Discuss the differences in approach based on inductive versus deductive reasoning
For example, there is little to no reimbursement for a practicing ER nurse to take the CEN (Certified Emergency Nurse) board exam which costs several hundreds of dollars. Then, when this certification is achieved, that has to be renewed every 4 years, the nurse only gets a couple of dollars an hour increase.
This does not give a lot of incentive to get said certification. Also, many nurses are already BSN upon undergraduate graduation. This means, education-wise, the nurse needs now a master’s or doctorate degree, which very few facilities cover fully. Continuing education and development are important; however, it needs to be more attainable for said nurses
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