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Changing the image of nursing in Jordan through effective role negotiation.

As with other nurses worldwide, image, status and role definition are prominent issues in Jordan. Here nursing is considered menial work and the roles and responsibilities of the nurse have not yet been formally defined by royal decree, Jordanian courts or the nursing profession. Moreover, while nursing curricula ordinarily influence scope of practice, nurse educators have long noted an incongruity between nurses training and their roles in practice. Although Jordanian nurses are educated to be change agents, patient advocates, health educators and critical thinkers they function more like medical assistants and housekeepers.

Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate↗
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Negotiating the information maze.

The internet is the world's largest information source. And it is still growing rapidly--by 20 million new pages a month according to some estimates. Internet usage is also increasing. It was estimated that 140 million people were using this resource in 1996. Last year, that number had grown to an estimated 605 million (NUA Internet Surveys, 2003). One of its functions is to be a source of information for patients wanting to know more about their illnesses.

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