This book examines how each individual nurse can improve the image of nursing by focusing on self-image; blending theoretical concepts with practical methods, it outlines the strong impact, influence and effect that gender socialization has had on female nurses and focuses on ways to proactively respond to these factors. Three self-image models are used to explain how self-image drives a person's actions, behaviours and achievements. For student nurses and practicing nurses in clinical, managerial and executive positions the book provides specific action plans for individual use. A chapter on organizing and networking aims to help the reader enhance the nursing profession's influence and impact.
This book examines how each individual nurse can improve the image of nursing by focusing on self-image; blending theoretical concepts with practical methods, it outlines the strong impact, influence and effect that gender socialization has had on female nurses and focuses on ways to proactively respond to these factors. Three self-image models are used to explain how self-image drives a person's actions, behaviours and achievements. For student nurses and practicing nurses in clinical, managerial and executive positions the book provides specific action plans for individual use. A chapter on organizing and networking aims to help the reader enhance the nursing profession's influence and impact.
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13 illustrations, bibliography, index
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Höhe: 235 mm
Breite: 164 mm
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ISBN-13
978-0-397-54815-6 (9780397548156)
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Gender socialization and the image of professional nursing; self-image models and the nursing profession; developing a professional self-image for the student and the clinical nurse; enhancing the self-image of the experienced clinical nurse; developing a management self-image; developing an executive image; developing political skills to enhance the influence of nursing.