Practice is to consolidate the effect of professional theory teaching, cultivate students' ability to investigate, study and observe problems, and it is also very important to make a summary of practice. The following is a summary model of nurses' personal practice. Let's have a look.

Summary of nurse's personal practice 1 Happiness is the most in the eight-month internship career! Because-I have gained a lot!

Internship life is coming to an end. How time flies! In a blink of an eye, the eight-month internship life has ended. Practice is the first step for us to apply theory to practice and clinic. In this process, I have gained a lot and learned a lot. The following is my self-summary of this practice:

I am an intern in Jingzhou Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital. According to the requirements and regulations of the school and hospital, I went to eight departments, including internal medicine, internal medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, ENT, emergency and orthopedics, to study and practice. This is an expectation for my growth, my role change and my dream. Learning, there is also a fear, lack of confidence in themselves, fear that they can not adapt to the new environment, but also fear that they will be at a loss.

The first rotation department was orthopedics. My tutor is Yang Qing. She is a flower in the department. She works very fast and looks very beautiful, not far from my age, which makes us relaxed together. When I first started my internship, it was not as scary as my sisters said. I feel very real in front of the teacher. The combination of work and rest and the slackness of teachers led me to make up for it in the following departments.

Slowly, I entered the emergency second rotation department. I thought I could adapt quickly, but the reality really poured cold water on me, and I felt even more stupid. I don't know what to do. Maybe the emergency department gives people the feeling of being anxious, crowded, busy and chaotic. On my first day at work, I went to the emergency room. At first, I was at a loss. I just followed the teacher to learn how to do it. Finally, I offered to help the teacher do CPR for the patient. It was the first time that I had close contact with dying people (patients with myocardial infarction or even heart failure), and it was also the first time that I left the TV to see the heart waves beating in a straight line and my pupils were like needles. I think we have done our best, but I think we should continue because their families don't believe in his death. Can only say that it is a terrible emergency.

Now, I am still full of expectation and fear for the internship. I'm looking forward to it, because internship is an opportunity to combine theory with practice. It is very fresh and interesting to apply the theory I have studied for three years to clinic. Then, if you want to operate on a patient, if you really want to see the essence of the disease through the symptoms, but you have no bottom in your heart, you will inevitably be scared. I also asked many interns, and they all said that the relief was like drinking water, and they knew it. But one thing is clear: the real way to master and apply knowledge is to apply it to practice, and to verify and consolidate what you have learned with practice.

Finally, the second department is pediatrics. We have done many earth-shattering things. During the internship, our 22 groups of Beijing doctors were very United and harmonious. We are struggling in a mixed environment of pediatrics, which is a bit exaggerated, but it is true. We struggle between our parents and complicated work. In pediatrics, we made many mistakes, changed the wrong medicine and pulled out the wrong needle. We have all grown up and matured, although we have attracted a lot of distrust and "other eyes." But we have gained and dared to grow up in mistakes. We also arranged and attended the hospital's New Year's Eve party. We are the only internship representatives. Yes, I'm proud of it.

In the practice of each department, we can write all kinds of nursing documents in a standardized way, complete the handover record in time, do a good job in patient access assessment and health education, and do a good job in nursing routine diseases and frequently-occurring diseases in each department. Therefore, under the teaching principle of letting go without looking at the teacher and watching with trepidation, actively strive for every exercise opportunity. Through learning, we have a more comprehensive understanding of holistic nursing technology and ward management knowledge.

Efforts should be made to standardize nursing work, improve skills and services, make basic foxes flexible, make love active, combine theory with practice, and focus on theoretical study in a planned way. Nursing work has measures and records. Sometimes you can disguise your face and your heart, but you can never ignore your love, care and patience. During work, we should always strive to be diligent in eyes, hands, feet and mouth, think about what patients think, serve patients wholeheartedly, establish a good medical ethics, strictly abide by the system of departments and hospitals, earnestly perform the duties of nurses, respect leaders, unite students and care for patients. Attend nursing visits on time, be familiar with the patient's condition, be able to look at the problem correctly, standardize basic nursing operations and specialist nursing operations, correctly implement doctor's orders, strictly implement aseptic technology, and carry out three inspections and seven pairs of operations.

Clinical practice is the consolidation and strengthening of theoretical learning stage, as well as the cultivation and exercise of nursing skill operation, and it is also the best training before our employment. Although this period of time is short, it is very important to each of us. We cherish this time, cherish the opportunity of daily exercise and self-improvement, and cherish this rare mentoring relationship with teachers. Nurses have a heavy job. Although I felt a little before I entered the clinic, I felt more deeply after I really entered the ward. During this short internship, we gained a lot. If summed up in simple words, it will look pale and powerless, at least it can't be expressed accurately and clearly, but we have benefited a lot. In a word, I thank Jingzhou Central Hospital for giving us a little harvest, and my aunt with edema for giving me a chance to challenge, give me a chance, give me a chance, and not give me three needles. Also thank me for talking to my mentors about the future at night; Thank you too. I am lucky to know my best friend now. We cook together, lose weight together, challenge the stern and indifferent teacher Xie together, dance together, walk along the ancient city wall together, and stick to the future together. I also thank those who made me lose my temper, doubted me and even belittled my intern. It is because of their distrust that I have gained patience, responsibility and empathy. There are many things I need to thank, but my ability to thank only exists in my mind. Grow slowly! ! !

In the past period of time, I have successfully completed the work and tasks assigned by my superiors. In order to work better and more efficiently in the future and win more honors for the hospital, the work this year is summarized as follows:

With rich nursing experience and superb nursing technology, I have never slacked off and done every job seriously. Never care about the weight of the work, tired or dirty, as long as you see what you can do, no matter what you do, you will take the initiative to finish it.

Although the nursing work is trivial and usually dull, sometimes I am really proud of myself. I am the watcher of life. Many people live a happy life because of my efforts, diligence, enthusiasm and dedication. My hands, my smile and my kindness make the world warm! Although they can't remember my name, although they don't know my efforts, although they don't understand my hard work, the gift of roses has a lingering fragrance! We are angels! So in many days and nights, although I lingered in the pain, blood and crying of sick children, I was happy!

In the past year, I thanked all the people who worked with me. Thank you for your kindness, for meeting and knowing each other like this, for your kindness and beauty, and for letting me live in such a warm family! I hope that in the new year, we can still feel the beauty of life and create a better future with * * *!

Clouds can't be tied, and the breeze takes away the years. This year, under the leadership of the director and head nurse, as a pediatric nurse, I gained a lot, made a lot of progress and felt a lot. According to my work practice and what I have seen and thought, I now report the situation as follows:

First, the ideological aspect.

During this year, I observed all the rules and regulations of the hospital, required myself with strict standards, obeyed all the arrangements of the hospital, worked hard every day under the leadership of the department director and head nurse, put the interests of children first, required myself with a high sense of responsibility, ensured that the nursing work I was in charge of was in place, guided the work with the concept of quality service, and satisfied the children and their families. Pediatrics is a place prone to conflicts between doctors and patients: at present, most children are only children, one person is sick and the whole family is mobilized. Children have high technical requirements for injection, and parents will be anxious with you if they miss the needle; Children with fever don't have a fever for 2 days after admission, and parents will argue with you; I don't want to do related tests, but I want you to give him an explanation: what's wrong with my child? I treat every child as my own relative and provide them with the best care. But sometimes there are still many family members who don't cooperate and don't understand. The more they do, the more they feel that they have great responsibilities.

Second, the commercial aspect.

During this year, I humbly asked the old nurses, and earnestly exercised and improved my clinical professional level, especially the level of scalp needle puncture in children, the rescue and nursing of critically ill children, the application of various rescue equipment, and timely observation and discovery of the changes in children's condition. , these have been significantly improved. Pediatrics is a very complicated department, which is also difficult to do and has a great responsibility. Children are the flowers of the motherland and our future. They can't express the clinical manifestations of the disease in words. Pediatrics is also called "dumb department", which requires pediatric medical staff to have comprehensive medical knowledge and rich clinical experience to judge, which is incomparable to other adult internal medicine. Pediatric medication should be "haggle over every ounce", with one less point affecting the curative effect and one more point. It is a great test for nurses to add drugs to fight. Only by paying 200% earnest and hard work can the work be done well.

Third, the quality of personal cultivation.

With the growth of age and experience, I feel more and more mature, and my personal accomplishment and quality are constantly improving. During my working hours, I earnestly behave in a dignified manner, dress neatly, be polite and friendly, and have a standardized language. I always implement the service concept of "patient-centered", work hard and be practical. I believe that there is no best, only better. Actively participate in some activities in the hospital and fully support the work of the director and head nurse.

I think it has been xx years since I came to the big family of xx. Here I got the help of my colleagues and the professional guidance of the head nurse. Looking back on the work experience of xx years, I have fatigue, bitterness, helplessness, sadness, joy of success, laughter and a sense of accomplishment. At present, the development speed of our hospital is rapid, and the hospital level is changing with each passing day. In the future work, I will work harder to meet the fast-paced work requirements and contribute to the development and growth of our hospital!

Summary of personal practice of nurses III. Internship is an expectation, an expectation of one's own growth, an expectation of one's role changing and an expectation of one's dream. Learning, there is also a fear, lack of confidence in themselves, fear that they can not adapt to the new environment, but also fear that they will be at a loss.

I came to Beijing 304 Hospital with hope and loss and started my internship. Since then, my identity has changed from a student to an intern nurse, my living environment has changed from a school to a hospital, and my contacts have changed from teachers and classmates to doctors, nurses and patients. For these three changes, how to be a qualified intern nurse, although the teacher has given us thousands of instructions, is still uneasy, strange and uncomfortable, afraid of being scolded by the teaching teacher, afraid of doing worse than others, and don't know where to start. ...

The first rotation department was icu, and my tutor was Wan Ling. She is an expert in surgery in the hospital. She is quick, graceful and standardized, which gives me a lot of pressure invisibly. At the beginning of my internship, I felt a sense of frustration. I feel very small in front of the teacher. Even I don't have a brain at work. I just perform the task mechanically. Every time I just want to do well, the more I want to do well first, the more mistakes I make. The more scared I am,

The more afraid, the more wrong, forming a vicious circle. I didn't dare to ask for surgery that time, but the teacher felt that I was not active in my work, and sometimes I felt wronged and cried. Facing the teacher's busy figure like a duck to water every day, I only have a sigh in my heart, complaining that I can't apply theory to practice, complaining that I didn't study hard when I was a trainee before, and I wish I were all thumbs.

Maybe I have poor adaptability and can't communicate with teachers. I'm still at a loss when I enter ccu, but I'm also very grateful to my tutor, who is patient and cares about me. When I entered the operating room, Miss Li Nan could see my progress every day. Even a little, she encouraged me. Even if I was stupid and made a mistake, she would tell me the principle and let me know the root of the mistake instead of scolding me. It plays a guiding role,

I began to have my own ideas, and I regained my enthusiasm for work. No matter how hard and tired you are, as long as you feel comfortable, you can spend every day happily!

Now we have entered the fourth rotation department, bone three. I thought I could adapt quickly, but the reality really poured cold water on me, and I felt more stupid and didn't know what to do. The teacher also thinks that we have been practicing for so long, and we are undergraduates, so we should do things with ease. I am really ashamed of the teacher's helplessness! Once again, I fell into the trough and returned to a brainless life.

Things are not organized at all. However, when Ms. Ting He learned that I didn't get surgical exercise because of my inferiority complex, she told me the importance of surgical techniques and helped me find exercise opportunities. It was the teacher who inspired my enthusiasm again. I really appreciate the teacher's concern for me, and I will redouble my efforts to live up to the teacher's expectations!

Now, I am still full of expectation and fear for the internship. I'm looking forward to it, because internship is an opportunity to combine theory with practice. It is very fresh and interesting to apply the theory I have studied for four years to clinic. Then, if you want to operate on a patient, if you really want to see the essence of the disease through the symptoms, but you have no bottom in your heart, you will inevitably be scared. I've also asked many interns.

Opinions vary. In short, just like drinking water, you know it. But one thing is clear: the real way to master and apply knowledge is to apply it to practice, and to verify and consolidate what you have learned with practice. It is important to learn how to communicate with patients and teachers! Being bad at getting in touch with people is one of my weaknesses, and that timidity and unnaturalness will make me lose many learning opportunities.

So I think communication is also an art, and learning it well will benefit you a lot. After nearly five months of internship, I also had such an experience. Here, I have summarized the following points:

First, the problem of theoretical knowledge: in the past, students have always been students, and schools are student-centered. Chinese education has always been spoon-feeding: passively accepting so much knowledge. Although I have taken the exam so many times, now my knowledge seems to have disappeared in my mind and I can only keep turning pages. When I was speechless under the teacher's questions again and again, I realized that my memory was shallow, and memories without time were like footprints on the beach. At that time, it seemed profound and obvious, but it could not bear the cleaning of time.

Second, the problem of role transformation. When I first started my internship, I didn't understand many things. Although I have had a probation period before, I still feel lack of confidence when it comes to actual operation. Will I make a mistake? What if I did something wrong? I am always timid in doing things, and my classmates who practice with me do well. I think the teacher likes it. It seems that it's not my turn.

Do basic nursing blindly every day and follow the operation. I want to say let me try, but I dare not. So I think the role change is a hurdle, and I must work hard to overcome it. The method mainly depends on initiative. I found that teachers are happy to teach as long as they take the initiative to ask questions and put forward operational requirements. You can't wait for the teacher to ask for something like in school.

Third, exercise bravely. In the face of patients, especially surgical patients, it is common to see blood, and when patients groan in pain, especially during surgery, their hearts will always be in their throats, so being careful and tying their hands behind their backs will bring more pain to patients. Therefore, you should be more bold and exercise more. My goal is to be bold and cautious, and only accurate and quick can solve the patient's pain as soon as possible.

Fourthly, aseptic concept and standardized operation. During the surgical practice, every teacher emphasized the concept of sterility. So I deeply understand the concept of sterility and follow it unconsciously in the operation. And standardized operation is really a very conservative and safe practice! As for new methods and innovative thinking, we must be familiar with the situation.

Smile service: Here, I see smiling faces, all of which are particularly beautiful and lovely, which makes me feel that if I were a patient, I would choose to live here without hesitation. Therefore, I also ask myself not to bring emotions to work, and keep a sunny smile every day to make patients feel warm!

In short, these five months are a process of adaptation, and many shortcomings need to be improved. This is a learning process, and many concepts have been revised. Although I am very tired, I believe I can overcome it. This is just the beginning of the internship, and we need to explore it in the future. At the same time, we should also make demands on ourselves in order to gain something. I think the next internship is both a challenge and an opportunity. I must make good use of this opportunity.

Summary of personal practice of nurses lasted for 4 43 weeks, 297 days, and nearly 10 months of practice life was over. From the initial enthusiasm and anxiety, I feel that I have a long way to go and I am treading on thin ice. What I have seen and heard in clinic makes me think about these questions all the time: can I become a qualified nurse, can I do my duty in my professional post, and can I create something for this profession?

Whenever someone tells me that I am an undergraduate, I will always be asked by patients, "Why did you become a nurse when you finally went to undergraduate?" In almost every department, teachers will say, "Your theoretical knowledge should be much better than ours." For the first question, I may explain it in various ways at first, but when I was asked in time later, I was embarrassed to say how my undergraduate course was; For the latter question, I always smile and feel nervous because I know where my depth is. In the first few months, I can proudly say that I like nursing, but in the later days, I dare not confidently say that I do. Why? Because with the deepening of the internship, I began to constantly reflect on myself. Can I become a qualified nurse, an ideal qualified nurse? Solid theoretical knowledge is like a joke to me. It happens when I can't remember the mechanism of diseases, when I do health education with patients, when teachers ask questions, and when every nursing plan can only write down routine nursing ... because I find that I can't explain any diseases and any operations completely and calmly, and I can't answer any questions raised by patients with complete confidence. At this point, I can only say that there is a long road ahead and a long way to learn.

Let's talk about nursing responsibilities. Let me say one word first: witness responsibility. This word should appear more in some public emergencies. For example, in the process of first aid, someone must be appointed when calling for help, instead of asking people around you to dial 120 blindly, because once there are more onlookers, the sense of responsibility shared by everyone will be smaller, thus making people feel that someone will always do it, not me. With the development of responsible nursing, the quality of nursing has been greatly improved. However, in my observation, sometimes there will be such a situation, individual nurses will shirk the patient's requirements on the grounds that they are not responsible for themselves, and even turn a blind eye to the patient's situation. I have always thought that for a medical staff, his witness responsibility is higher than that of the average person under special circumstances, but when this happens in a hospital, there will be a feeling of shirking the witness responsibility. Of course, this kind of situation is rare, but the feeling of irresponsibility makes me very uncomfortable. How to evaluate and determine the boundary and scope of our responsibility system nursing responsibility? A nurse's patience, love and careful sense of responsibility should be constantly blessed and broken.

Nowadays, more and more attention is paid to one kind of holistic nursing: psychological nursing. This includes not only the psychology of patients, but also the psychology of patients' families and sometimes the psychology of medical workers. Psychological care for adults is still at a loss in some aspects, such as how to clean up a pregnant woman who was pregnant for 18 weeks but had a miscarriage due to careless fall, how to comfort a mother whose child was born but her life and death were uncertain, and how to talk to a terminally ill person ... Such things may need professional psychological counselors to do, and general comfort is meaningless in the face of such patients. Can I take this responsibility?

When I was at school, I was most interested in community nursing and psychological nursing, and my ideal doctor-patient relationship is like this: the two are combined, but each is biased. Mutual integration is the existing mode in general hospitals and specialized hospitals. Doctors and nurses fight against diseases together for the rehabilitation of patients. Each focuses on the model of general hospital and specialized hospital, and medical treatment focuses on medicine, that is, studying pathology, blocking treatment after the disease occurs and promoting health recovery; Nursing focuses on nursing, and the focus of community nursing should be disease prevention, that is, cultivating people's knowledge, attitude and behavior of health prevention, providing a healthy living environment and guiding a healthy lifestyle. However, due to various factors, community nursing in China has not been fully popularized, and there is still a long way to go ... and the relationship between doctors and nurses in hospitals is slightly different from what I hoped. I want to engage in this profession, and I hope to create something for it, which is one of my ambitions!

Finally, I want to say that there are always two most difficult mysteries in this world: man and the universe. The combination of medicine, humanities and science. Now I am like a little ant in the medical universe, full of infinite awe and curiosity about this magical place. I may be poor all my life, but I hope I can always know one inch of happiness.

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