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Fundamentals of Nursing

Reflection Questions

Fundamentals of NursingReflection Questions

Reflection Questions

1 .
What nursing model might you consider incorporating into your daily nursing care activities? How do you incorporate it into your daily nursing care activities?
2 .
Consider yourself as a patient, and write three inherent factors, three lifestyle factors, and three environmental factors that are either influencing your health currently or have impacted your health in the past. Are there any changes you wish to make currently or changes you made in the past regarding these factors to improve health?
3 .
Reflect on what competencies you may lack or want to improve when you engage in community-based health care. Describe how you could improve these competencies.
4 .
Review the types of nursing roles in community-based health care. Which roles do you feel you would enjoy, and which do you feel may take more practice to refine? Explain.
5 .
How can you incorporate the goals of population health management into your daily practice to better serve the health needs of your patients and your community?
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