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Toward Becoming a Global Nurse.

Steven L Baumann¹, Devorah Goldberg²

¹1 Professor, Hunter College of the City University of New York, Williston Park, NY, USA.

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|March 24, 2018

Summary

This paper explores the five essential elements of global nursing: aesthetics, intelligence, ethics, politics, and health. It highlights the challenges and opportunities in international healthcare and nursing education.

Keywords:

globalization health nursing

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Global Health
Healthcare Management

Background:

Globalization presents unique challenges and opportunities within the healthcare sector.
International collaboration is increasingly vital for addressing global health issues.
Nursing practice is significantly impacted by the complexities of a globalized world.

Purpose of the Study:

To define and discuss the core components of global nursing.
To examine the practical implications of global nursing through a case study.
To explore the future of nursing education in the context of globalization.

Main Methods:

Qualitative analysis of a nurse's experience with an international health organization.
Discourse on the five key elements of global nursing: aesthetics, intelligence, ethics, politics, and health.
Discussion of implications for nursing practice and educational curricula.

Main Results:

Identified five critical elements for effective global nursing practice.
Illustrated the practical application of global nursing principles through a real-world example.
Highlighted the need for integrating global health perspectives into nursing education.

Conclusions:

Global nursing requires a multifaceted approach encompassing aesthetic, intellectual, ethical, political, and health considerations.
Nursing education must adapt to prepare nurses for international healthcare challenges.
Embracing global nursing principles can enhance healthcare delivery worldwide.