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    TFN-Theoretical Foundation in Nursing Reflection Paper: The Core Care Values of A Beginning HOLYNAMIAN Servant Leader Student Nurse

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    This document discusses the core values of a beginning nursing student. It outlines the student's dream of becoming a nurse and their commitment to helping others, as they had received help in the past. The student acknowledges the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, including concerns about unknown infections and societal stubbornness, but believes nurses are resilient and caring for individuals is at the core of their work. The student stresses the importance of constant learning, critical thinking, keeping an open mind, making the right decisions, and having faith to improve nursing skills and provide the best patient care.

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    This document discusses the core values of a beginning nursing student. It outlines the student's dream of becoming a nurse and their commitment to helping others, as they had received help in the past. The student acknowledges the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, including concerns about unknown infections and societal stubbornness, but believes nurses are resilient and caring for individuals is at the core of their work. The student stresses the importance of constant learning, critical thinking, keeping an open mind, making the right decisions, and having faith to improve nursing skills and provide the best patient care.

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    This document discusses the core values of a beginning nursing student. It outlines the student's dream of becoming a nurse and their commitment to helping others, as they had received help in the past. The student acknowledges the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, including concerns about unknown infections and societal stubbornness, but believes nurses are resilient and caring for individuals is at the core of their work. The student stresses the importance of constant learning, critical thinking, keeping an open mind, making the right decisions, and having faith to improve nursing skills and provide the best patient care.

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    TFN-Theoretical Foundation in Nursing Reflection Paper: The Core Care Values of A Beginning HOLYNAMIAN Servant Leader Student Nurse

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    TFN- Theoretical Foundation in Nursing

    Reflection Paper: The Core Care Values of a beginning HOLYNAMIAN Servant


    Leader Student Nurse

    Although there will always be endless and countless challenges, I will undoubtedly
    overcome it through my values that I have gained from my past experiences. Throughout
    my life, I met people who did not have second thoughts of helping me, and I would not be
    where I am now without their help and support. I believe that everyone will need help at
    some point in life, and it always feels good to give back, not just to the people who helped
    me, but also when being involved in the community as I know that I am making a
    difference. In fact, they infer from my values that “seeking new opportunities to develop
    and grow helps me find a deep sense of meaning and progress in life”, and I “enjoy
    having the chance to improve my skills and experiences”.
    The outbreak of Coronavirus disease in 2019 has led to a global health crisis that
    is having a profound effect on how we live in our world and our daily lives. The rate of
    infection and transmission patterns but the sense of responsibility to have safety
    measures against the spread of the virus. As a student, I would be at school on
    weekdays expanding my mind, but because of what is happening right now, instead we
    are given work online. Having online class is not for everyone because not everyone
    has the resources to learn or maybe we learn better in a classroom setting.
    When I was in Highschool, I always dreamed about being a nurse and I have
    never been prouder than I am today about being a nurse student. Yes, I am afraid of the
    patients who I don’t know have COVID-19. I am sad when despite what we do for
    everyone in our society, some are stubborn. I wonder how much longer this situation will
    continue. I believe nursing are resilient as a result of caring regarding individuals is at the
    core of who we tend to and what we do, and we wouldn’t have it the other approach.
    It's easy to become absorbed in a patient's situation or feel strongly about the
    best way to proceed with diagnosis or procedures. Be open to advice, and even
    confrontation, and stay open minded to other ways of doing things. Being a leader
    doesn't require a leadership role. As a nurse with patients and families looking to you for
    updates and guidance, you’ll need to be self- and situationally aware, being able to
    observe, think critically, and make the right decision and keep our Faith in the Almighty
    God so that a vaccine proposed by professionals will be successful and can now be
    implemented.
    Being committed to succeeding in our nursing career requires constant learning,
    practice, and reflection for continuous improvement. Being confident and assured that
    what I have learned in school has made myself ready. It's about being optimistic,
    independent, and assertive, with enthusiasm for what we do and an emotional maturity
    that helps us do our job at a higher level. As a nurse, it's our responsibility to advocate
    for the patients you assist.

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