Futuristic Nursing

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Futuristic Nursing
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‘Lady with the Lamp’
Selflessness and Service


Nursing as a Profession
Extended education
Theoretical body of knowledge
Provides a specific service
Autonomy in decision making and
practice
Code of ethics


Predicting the future

The probable future

The possible future

The plausible future

The preferred future
We are in a new place, we are not on
the edge of old place. We are not
pushing the envelope, we are in totally a
new envelope. So the rules have
changed. Ever fundamental premise of
the old way of thinking is no longer
applies.
Sister Elizabeth Davis




Vision for the future of nursing:-

Addition new diseases and the threat of
bio-terrorism.
New treatments and technologies.
 Patients are moved out of hospital
rapidly, those that remain are more
acutely ill.
Those discharged patients need more
assistance at home (expensive).

Trends and patterns emerging in
heath care.
 We need to recognize
 Rapid changes in healthcare in technology and
therapy
 Demographic trends, epidemiological trends
and health care statistics
 Supply of manpower and competition

Cont….
Public opinion
Nursing practice and theory
Working conditions
Patients’ bill of rights
Future of nursing career:

Many nursing functions will be
automated.

Result of nursing shortages, healthcare
facilities will be forced to use their
nurses judiciously.
Changes in technology will possibly
attract more men and minorities into the
profession.



Cont….
The number of outpatient care will
increase, as will the need for home
health care nurses.
community health care.
focus more on preventing the illnesses
rather than treatment.




Changing roles of Nurse
Client Advocate
Nurse protects the clients human and
legal rights
Providing information to assist in
decision making
Patient Bill of Rights

Comforter Role
 Caring for client as a
human being
 Role is traditional to
nursing
 Care is directed to
whole person, not
just a body part
 Demonstration of
care and concern
Rehabilitator Role
Assist client to return to optimal level of
functioning
Nurse helps client to adapt physically
and emotionally to changes in lifestyle,
body image

Communicator Role
Role is central to all other roles
Involves communication with client,
family, healthcare team members,
resource people, and the community
Without clear, concise communication it
will be difficult to give effective care
Teacher/Educator Role
Explains concepts and facts about
health, demonstrates procedures,
reinforces learning, determines
understanding, and evaluates progress
of learning
Unplanned or informal education
Planned or formal education
Nursing- future challenges:-

Advances in technology

Working environment

Nursing shortage

Globalization
In 21
st
century the Nurse is expected
to :-
Care with not just
their hands
but hearts and
heads as well.

In 21
st
century the Nurse is expected
to :-
Undertake work historically done by
Doctors.

In 21
st
century the Nurse is expected
to :-
They are also expected to be empathic
communicators who are highly
educated, critical thinkers, and abreast
of all the important research findings.

Future directions for nursing research:

is exciting and requires to accept
responsibilities for seeking and using
the evidence as a basis for practice.

Evidence Based Practice
Goal is to achieve cost-effective, high
quality patient care based on scientific
inquiry
Nurses need to understand research
process involved
Nursing care should not be based on
opinions, past practices, but on the
results of scientific research
Few other Areas were
Nurses are excelling:

Space Nursing:
Space Nursing Society (SNS)
Founded in 1991, over 400 members
from around the world.
forum for the discussion and exploration
of issues related to nursing in space.
its impact upon the understanding of
earthbound nursing.
Expanding Horizons.

Disaster nursing
readiness and preparedness in
responding to immediate community
needs during and after a catastrophic
event.
medical history and physical
assessment, psychosocial assessment
and referral to mental health services.
Triage
Forensic Nursing
specialized training in forensic evidence
collection, criminal procedures, legal
testimony expertise.
liason between the medical profession
and that of the criminal justice system.
came about in 1992 during the first ever
national convention of sexual assault
nurses.
Hospice Nursing
observing, assessing, and recording
symptoms for terminally ill patients.
patient’s social worker, home-care aide
and physical, occupational, or speech
therapist.

Shaping the FUTURE
Promoting a positive image.
Continue to invest in leadership
capacity.
implementing person centered care.
Supporting and implementing care that
is based evidence.
Developing partnership with other
recogniton.
Cont….
Supporting development of educational
programmes.
Developing a new career framework.
Bibliography
www.nursing centre.com
www.nap.educ/openbook
The Future of Nursing Careers:
Prospects for Profession
www.nurses.info.speciality.spacenusing
.htm
www.forensicnurse .com

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