Incorporating National League for Nursing Core Values in Professional Nursing Practice
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This reflection paper examines how the author intends to integrate the National League for Nursing (NLN) core values—nursing judgment, human flourishing, spirit of inquiry, and professionalism—into their nursing practice. The paper discusses how NLN integrating concepts have contributed to RN-BSN program outcomes and reflects on the impact of coursework on the author's evolving nursing practice.
What this reflection paper covers
- Introduction to NLN organization and its mission in ensuring nursing excellence
- Exploration of NLN core values including human flourishing, nursing judgment, professionalism, and spirit of inquiry
- Discussion of how integrating concepts in NLN contribute to RN-BSN program outcomes and nursing practice development
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NLN Reflection Paper
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NLN Reflection Paper
The National League for Nursing (NLN) is an organization for nursing school leaders and nursing schools that ensure the nursing practice is excellent. The organization provides all its institutional and individual members' services like; public policies, professional development, grants for research in nursing, testing services, and networking opportunities. The institution members represent all nursing education programs beyond agencies, healthcare organizations, and the higher education board. In this essay, a reflection on how I will incorporate NLN core values in my nursing profession. I will further discuss how the integrating concepts in NLN have contributed to RN-BSN program outcomes, and the impact the RN-BSN courses have on my nursing practice will be addressed.
The core values of the NLN are nursing judgment, human flourishing, spirit inquiry, and professional. As a nurse who is a member of the NSL organization, I have to practice all the organization's core values to ensure my profession's efficiency. Human flourishing involves applying the skills acquired to help patients, their families, and the community achieve human capacities. My acquired knowledge in nursing should impact the lives of the people around me by developing their abilities.
A nurse's responsibilities are crucial to patient outcomes, meaning that I should make the right judgments during my practice as a nurse. The decisions that I make concerning my patient's welfare should be the best of all to promote the well–being of the patient and offer them protection.