TV nurses: promoting a positive image of nursing?

Good news, bad news, or no news: improving radio and TV coverage of nursing issues.

The broadcast media have awesome powertoday, and. as a result, nurses no longer have a choice as to whether or nOI they will use the radio and television media to enhance their professional image. Wcll-dcvclopcd radio and television communication skills can increase a nurse's own success. the success of health care institutions nurses work in. and the success of the nursing profess ion overa ll...

Using appreciative inquiry to transform student nurses' image of nursing.

INTRODUCTION Literature provides adequate evidence of a poor perception of nursing within the profession, resulting in high rates of attrition of student nurses and newly qualified nurses. The nursing profession, in particular nurse educators, has an ethical and professional responsibility to find innovative strategies to promote the positive image of nursing amongst student nurses. PURPOSE T...

TV nurses often hurt more than heal.

Implications of Stereotypical Self and Public Nursing Image on Performance of Nurses and Nursing Students

Nowadays nurses’ public and self-images is important issue. A good image motivates nurses to role model. Therefore aim of study was to find out implications of stereotypical self and public nursing image on performance of nurses and nursing students. The study was conducted in the Faculty of Nursing in Helwan University and 5 affiliated hospitals using a triangulated design. It included 120 nur...

Assessment of the Nurse Image in Iranian Cinema

Introduction:Nursing is a profession that requires a positive view of society and governments for growth and excellence. Providing a distorted or populist image of the profession can have negative consequences for health care providers. This article aims to explain the image of nurses in Iranian cinema in the last three decades. Methods: This content analysis study was conducted in 1398 in Semn...