On the Job: What Really Works?

Exploring Christian vs. Humanistic Thinking:
Read Price-Hoskins, pp. 6-12 and Salladay, pp. 14-17.
a. How is interpretation of the Code of Ethics (Table 1, p. 10) similar to different in Christian and humanistic value systems?
b. Reflect on Jack Ogden's desire for deliverance in a good death (p. 14). How does Christian and/or humanistic thinking support or refute Ogden's plans?
c. Evaluate the Possible Nursing Actions When Patients Plan a Final Exit, Table 1, p. 16. Are the individual actions based on Christian or humanistic thinking?

Discovering God's Resources:
Read Anderson & Lanig, pp. 18-21 and McCollum, pp. 22-25.
a. Identify specific resources God provides for Christians to use in our work.
b. In what ways are you using or not using those resources?
c. Develop five concrete steps that can help you more effectively access God's power in your life and nursing.

Mentoring:
Read Walker, pp. 26-27 and McDonald, pp. 28-29.
Identify ways Jesus mentored the twelve disciples in these Scriptures: Matthew 4:18-23, 8:23-27, 15:29-39, 13:51-53, 28:19-20 with Acts 1:1-11.