Helping the community is always vital, as is finding out what one's role has been within it to better improve it for later people and instances.
In the study referenced, one can clearly see the cooperation and collaboration between various officials in many instances, for example, there is a clear collaboration between the principal of the local secondary school and the nurses. Also, it is noted that,
"Consideration of the new nursing role scope involved discussing clinical case management with an advanced rural nurse colleague […] and attending a pharmacology workshop to update skills […] activities [which] affirmed an adequate existing knowledge and skill base for safe practice."
Such considerations and courses to update oneself and necessary, and every nurse ought to do this in addition to the steps. It is, of course, very hard sometimes, as workload pressures add up, but it is necessary as well.
Conclusion
The case study referenced throughout this paper, as well as the sources utilized, all of which are referenced below, thus helped provide a clear picture of how community development should work, with a nurse within it, and how this could impact a community positively -- if the framework of this development...
The real outcomes of this case study, such as the fact that a nursing network has been established, sharing of information and providing mutual support was established are two of the long-term impacts that this program has had, which will contribute not only to expanding the community and helping it, but will also enable increase clinical expertise.
Sources Utilized/Referenced in the Text: PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE CITATIONS WERE NOT UTILIZED IN THE TEXT BUT WERE RATHER UTILIZED AS RESEARCH TO FAMILIZARIZE MYSELF WITH THE TOPIC. I HAVE NOT QUOTED DIRECTLY FROM ANY OF THEM AND THUS HAVE NOT PLACED THEM IN THE TEXT. PLEASE FURTHER NOTE THEY ARE ALL IN APA STYLE AS PROVIDED BY THE APA MANUAL OF STYLE.
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