Nursing

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The Males as Nurses
Most people have a misconception that nursing is a profession for females. The assumption is that female nurses deliver quality services compared to the male counterparts in the profession. However, interaction with the male nurses portrays a different picture, and some are better nurses than females. Thus, the study seeks to justify the notion on the males as nurses. Many scholars have had a stake on the topic as shown.
Adeyemi-Adelanwa, O., et al. “Attitudes of patients towards being cared for by male nurses in a Jamaican hospital.” Applied Nursing Research 29 (2016): 140-143.
Keywords: attitudes, nursing care, male nurses
The journal is a cross-sectional study report that details the findings on the concepts of gender issues around the nursing care framework in the Jamaican culture. Key conclusions are that male nurses are compassionate and equipped with appropriate skills to provide patient-based clinical services. It is readily available in the library and shows the demands of cultural background on gender.
Cheng, Mei-Li et al. “Lived Experiences of Novice Male Nurses in Taiwan.” Journal of Transcultural Nursing (2016): 1043659616676318.
Keywords: Male nurses, nursing experiences
I chose the book because there are numerous examples of the male gender aspects of the nursing care practice environment. The author’s main findings show that male nurses are better in coping with the workload in the health sector.

They have an advantage in handling physical duty requirements. It is inclusive and accessible in the nursing websites besides the library.
O’Connell, Christopher B. “Gender and the experience of moral distress in critical care nurses.” Nursing ethics (2014): 0969733013513216.
Keywords; gender, nursing experience, moral concerns, ethics
This Journal explains the gender considerations of the society and the ethical factors around the notion of males as nurses. The author asserts that men morally accustomed to the nursing duties and the health ethics. I will access the book in the library. It explains the ethical concerns using practical examples in the hospital setups.
Huber, Diane. Leadership and nursing care management. Elsevier Health Sciences, 2013.
Keywords: nursing care, leading.
This book utilizes some of the most available techniques in the med scope to generate the ideas required by the nurses in emotional health care. Practical findings in the article show a comprehensive structure in health systems, with men’s prowess shown at every setup as passionate professionals. Thus, it is important to use this book. It is readily accessible on the health websites.
Blais, Kathy. Professional nursing practice: Concepts and perspectives. Pearson, 2015.
Keywords: nursing practice
This book details the fundamental factors in nursing practices. It will help us to derive the gender factors in health care delivery during the project. It is also available in the libraries. The author’s main ideas involve the health belief model portraying men as underrated nurses in the society. Moreover, it focuses on some of the major practical application of the health care patterns in the nursing practice arena.
Works Cited
Adeyemi-Adelanwa, O., et al. “Attitudes of patients towards being cared for by male nurses in a Jamaican hospital.” Applied Nursing Research 29 (2016): 140-143.
Blais, Kathy. Professional nursing practice: Concepts and perspectives. Pearson, 2015.
Cheng, Mei-Li et al. “Lived Experiences of Novice Male Nurses in Taiwan.” Journal of Transcultural Nursing (2016): 1043659616676318
Huber, Diane. Leadership and nursing care management. Elsevier Health Sciences, 2013.
O’Connell, Christopher B. “Gender and the experience of moral distress in critical care nurses.” Nursing ethics (2014): 0969733013513216.