Essays on Professional Organization

Abstract

Entrepreneurship refers to the willingness or the ability of an individual to start and manage a Business Venture. The risks associated with the new Business Venture are taken into account and the individual develops the plan to manage those risks and implement the plans in order to make profit. Such an individual can be referred to as an Entrepreneur. A new business venture depends heavily on innovation, inspiration, motivation and human and non-human resource planning and the risks associated with these factors. An individual faces two options after graduation, whether to start a business venture or join an organization ...

A The nursing profession is characterized by dynamism, precision and disciplined due to the delicate nature of care- giving that it primarily involves. Different organizations have different goal and different strategy to guide their healthcare staff to deliver the better quality of service to the patients. The organizations aim to instill the organizational goals into their staff in different phases of their life i.e., during their education, practice and evidence- based research. The set of goals and strategies helps them function effectively in the organization. The nursing boards play a major role in the regulation of the nursing workforce ...

The practice of division of labor was introduced long ago and has now been adopted by many industries in the world. The act has an increasing influence in the most diverse sectors of the society in the current world. The law of division of labor has been observed to apply to organisms and communities as well. It has then been seen as a law of nature but then questions are still asked on if it is also a moral rule for the conducts of human beings and to what extent it stretches as well. While the division of labor ...

Final Project

The nurse workforce has been growing substantially for the past two decades necessitated by the demand for quality care, an ever increasing population, increased complexity of illnesses as well as a new found passion by the current generation to seek career growth in nursing and healthcare. However, the role of education and nursing curriculum in facilitating the increasing number of nurses trained in various ways and for different roles cannot be assumed. The nursing curriculum has been redefined to accommodate many roles which traverse across direct care roles and indirect care roles (Lowe et al., 2012). On the other ...

In the United States of America, the role of the nurses is often limited in spite the fact their training is quite broad and provides them with the skills they require the challenges that they encounter in their day to day practice. In the primary care set up, this has proven to be an impediment to the delivery of health care services given that doctors are often overwhelmed by the demanding needs of the patients. It is against this background that it is important for all nurses who are registered should be allowed to practice to the full extent ...