Chose one of the following specialties of nursing:

 

· Community Health Nursing

 

· Public Health Nursing

 

 Step 2:  Select either A or B  discussion point below and respond to the prompt.  SELECT ONE DISCUSSION POINT ONLY.

 

A. Compare and contrast the chosen specialty (from step 1) to another specialty of nursing practice that you have studied. Chose at least 2 of the following points to discuss and support your views with scholarly evidence:

 

· Focus of nursing interventions

 

· Family and client relationships

 

· Nursing autonomy

 

· Scope of professional responsibility

 

· Nursing roles

 

 B. Discuss how nurses working in your chosen specialty (from step 1) impact the health and wellness of vulnerable populations

 

· Give a specific example from the news or the literature of nurses in the specialty impacting the lives of people in vulnerable populations. Select an example that occurred in the past 30 years.

 

· Example: providing triage or other services after Hurricane Katrina

 

 

 

post should be 2-3 paragraphs long and follow the requirements outlined in the discussion rubric. Cite all references appropriately using APA format.

 

Discussion #2: Exploring Your Management Style

 

Step 1 Read and respond to the scenario.

 

You are interviewing for an assistant nurse manager position with the nurse manager of your unit. She asks you to answer the following questions:

 

· Explain a time you had to take charge, formally or informally, on your clinical unit (be specific).

 

· Describe the management style you used and the type of power you had.

 

· Discuss whether your management style was effective and what you would have done differently.

 

· Would you use a different management style in the future in the same situation? If so, which one and why?

 

· Which management style would you choose to use going forward, and why

 

Please include all references in APA format

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