Question

1.   Discuss ‘shared governance’ in nursing practice.

2.   Describe ‘role conflict’ and reality shock’ and explain how new nurse graduates cope with these issues.

3.   Explain ‘burnout’; Its symptoms and how it can be avoided.

4.   Discuss the interview preparedness in detail.

5.   Differentiate between primary, secondary and tertiary healthcare.

Answer 1

Q1Ans:

• Shared governance is a set of guidelines about the various role and authority of a board, faculty and administration.
• It is a model of a nursing practice design to integrate core values and beliefs that professional practice and embraces ,as a mean of achieving quality care. This model were introduced to improve nurse work environment satisfaction and retention.

Q2Ans:

ROLE CONFLICT:

A situation in which a person is expected to play to impactable roles.

REALITY SHOCK:

Reality shock is decridesc as a condition in which a person enters a profession but finds himself or herself unprepared.

How the cope up with this issue:

Nurse which suffer role conflict if forced to fire an employee who is also a close friend.

Q3Ans:

Burn out:

A state of physical , emotional and mental exhaustion caused by long-time involvement in emotionally demanding situation.

Symptoms:

• Having a negative attitude at work.
• Blaming others for your mistake.
• Having loe energy and a little interest at work.

How to avoid:

• Work with purpose.
• Perform a job analysis and eliminate unnecessary work.
• Take control,active manage ur time.
• Learn to manage stress.

Q4Ans:

• Dress appropriately for interview.
• Arrive early and prepare for interview.
• Bring necessary documents.
• Check out glass door.
• Use the companies product.
• Conduct a mock inerinter.
• Anticipate one you might be asked.

Q5Ans:

• In primary health care contact between individuals families with health syasys under the primary health immunization, basic curative services , Maternal child health services etc.
• Where as in secondary health care they may not have the contact with the patient.
• In tertiary health care provides advanced medical investigating and treatment.