Professional Organization

Subject: Leadership and Management (Theory)

Overview

Florence Nightingale was the first to pioneer the quality movement in health care in the mid-1800s. She believed that there was a direct link between good nursing care and quality assurance. Quality assurance is a catch-all word for all arrangements and actions designed to ensure the maintenance and promote quality of care. NNC's role in quality assurance is to maintain Professional Students and to assure quality assurance in various areas of the discipline such as Education Service, Research, and Management. The primary purpose of nursing education is to generate qualified human resources who will then be expected to provide quality services.

Every registered nurse must follow the professional conduct guidelines outlined below:

  1. Punctuality and consistency
  2. Discipline
  3. Following the order and direction.
  4. Courteous conduct
  5. There shall be no discrimination.
  6. Personal information will not be exposed.
  7. In an emergency, professional skills must be applied.
  8. Secrecy must be preserved.
  9. There should be no financial gain.
  10. There will be no activity aimed at degrading the nursing profession.
  11. To be active in the nursing profession
  12. Accountability and responsibility in the workplace

Quality Assurance

Florence Nightingale was the first to initiate a quality movement in health care in the mid-1800s. She believed that good nursing care and quality assurance are inextricably linked.

Quality assurance is a broad phrase that encompasses all arrangements and actions designed to ensure the maintenance and promote quality of care.

Roles of NNC in Quality Assurance

  1. NNC's work is based on the upkeep of Professional Students.
  2. It ensures quality assurance in a variety of disciplines, including education, service, research, and management.

Process of Quality Assurance

The following steps are also used in the quality assurance process in the service area:

  1. Input: qualified people selection and recruitment.
  2. Process: Qualification-based activities
  3. Nursing ethics and a code of behavior were upheld.
  4. Patient satisfaction, mortality, length of hospitalization, and disability are all outcomes.

Nursing Education

The following steps constitute the quality assurance process in education. First and foremost, it develops the policy and establishes the quality assurance requirements.

  1. Input
  2. Examine nursing schools and colleges for feasible infrastructures such as room size, student intake environment, human resources, clinical areas, library, and so on.
  3. The certification is then provided in order to run the program.
  4. Process: This comprises regular monitoring of the teacher, actual clinical practice during the session, and certification extension if a standard is satisfied.
  5. Output: Student quality following course completion, licensure, and individual accreditation.
  6. Nursing services include

The primary purpose of nursing education is to generate qualified human resources who will provide quality services.

Eligible Criteria for Licensure Renewal

  1. Maintain your education/services.
  2. There is no mental sickness and no impediment.

Types of Membership

  1. Registered nurse with a diploma and a degree
  2. Auxiliary Nursing and midwifery

References

  • nurse.org/orgs.shtml
  • www.nnc.org.np/
  • Pathak, Sumita and Sochana Sapkota. A Textbook of Leadership and Management. Bhotahity, Kathmandu: Vidyarthi Pustak Bhandar, 2014.
  • www.nursingworld.org/
  • www.nursingassoc.org.np/
  • www.nursingsociety.org/connect-engage/our.../professional-nursing-organizations
Things to remember
  • Florence Nightingale was the first to initiate the quality movement in health care in the mid-1800s.
  • She believed that good nursing care and quality assurance are inextricably linked.
  • Quality assurance is a catch-all word for all arrangements and actions aimed at ensuring maintenance and promoting quality of care.
  • NNC's roles in quality assurance include maintaining Professional Students and ensuring quality assurance in several areas of the field such as Education Service, Research, and Management.
  • The primary purpose of nursing education is to generate qualified human resources who will provide quality services.
Questions and Answers

Every nurse who is registered with the council is required to adhere to the following professional conduct:

  • Regularity and punctuality
  • Discipline
  • Obeying the instructions and guidelines.
  • Courteous conduct
  • There must be no discrimination.
  • Privacy information must remain private.
  • Professional ability must be utilised during times of emergency.
  • Secrecy must be upheld
  • There should be no financial benefit.
  • There must be no actions taken to degrade the nursing profession.
  • To work hard in the nursing profession
  • Responsibility and accountability in the workplace

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