What's a good thesis statement on how nurses contribute to society?
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You can visit this site, for material - and use them to write your thesis :\nhttp://www.minurses.org/prac/snl/contpatientcare.shtml\nThe Michigan Nurses Association, a professional association for all registered nurses in Michigan, helps student nurses learn about contributing to society.
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k, a thesis statement, is just stating what u know and what is obvious, but no one really thinks about. Like the fact that everyday we spend millions on gas and havent changed our cars engines to use vegie oil or some other type of fuel. If this is not just about gas, do the same for the other kinds of fuels. then in ur conclusion, kinda restate your thesis, and tell how you proved yourself, like go back to one of ur points and tie it into the conclusion. it is really simple, ur prob confused, sorry. hopefully i helped.
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Go to library and look on Cinahl CD-Rom database for journal articles. Available in many British academic libraries. Librarian should be able to help. Also book: "Nursing Models and Nursing Practice" by Aggleton and Chalmers may be helpful.
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Ok - here we go.  Basically, you want to argue your main point (or thesis) by giving 3 (sometimes more or sometimes less, but 3 is "typical") main reasons why what you are saying is "right".  \n     Let's say I want to argue that walking is good for you.  Okay, the first paragraph is what most people would call an "introductory" paragraph.  In this paragraph, you would basically introduce what your main point is and then you would add in what your main three points are...but you would do this in a way that would stretch it out to where its not just one sentence (because this is a paragraph we are talking about here).  A good starter sentence I always use is "When most people hear the word [BLANK], many words come to mind, such as [BLANK BLANK and BLANK], but what many do not know is that [BLANK] is actually [BLANK]."  Get the point?  You have to stretch it out some.  Lure the reader in, if you will.  \n     So then after your intro paragraph, you would introduce your first point (which you already mentioned in the intro paragraph).  Then after you mention your first reason why you are "right", you back it up with some FACTS.  You wouldn't say "I believe walking is good for you because my friend Judy said it was.  So there."  You would have to go and look at some RESOURCES such as a dictionary, encyclopedia, TRUSTED news sites on the internet, TRUSTED books and other medias from your public/school library, and also, perhaps interviews with people who are "authorities" on the subject.  So, let's say your first reason you think walking is good for you is because it lowers your blood pressure.  You then would have to say that the BlahBlah Encyclopedia or Yahoo News reported that walking has been proven by doctors at Columbia University that walking lowers blood pressure.  You could also use your mom's interview if she said that that walking personally lowered her blood pressure.  And you would just prove prove prove using FACTS (that's how you win any arguement, if you ask me).   \n     So then, after you have done this with all three reasons why you are "right", you then do your 5th paragraph which is what most people call the "conclusion" paragraph.  You just "wrap up" everything you just said and maybe add a little personal opinion or a little little quote.  Something to "jazz" it up...this is to keep the reader interested until the very end.  This is also called a "clincher".  \n     Hope this helped some.
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Well a thesis of any dissertation involves YOUR feelings on the subject. Eg is it a major problem, do we need to do something about it....why do you want to write the paper..\nhow does it affect you, personally, ideologically, ect.\nOnce you know WHY you want to write the paper, the thesis statement will come out more naturally. A Thesis statement is not the topic itself, but why the topic is important, what it means to you and what you have to say about it.\n\nEg: The Number of teenage runaways in America has reached Epidemic proportions. Unless the family unit returns to more tradition values, this problem will continue to escalate with dire consequences for the future of the United States.
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Write about something that interests you.  It's a lot easier to do research on something that you like.  Especially for a thesis that takes so much time to complete.
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You should brainstorm some ideas on everything that can possibly be said about cottage industries - what they are, examples of some, why they exist, why they succeed or fail.  Just a big brain dump.\n\nThen, choose from these ideas the pieces that can fit together in a sensible thesis.  You'll need to create a point of view or an idea you want to put forth.\n\nNext, arrange these in an outline.  You'll need an introduction, a conclusion, and at least a couple of paragraphs in between that contain the substance of your argument.  Pay attention to how your ideas flow, and be sure that each paragraph has a main idea, stated in a topic sentence (which may or may not be the first sentence).  Be sure you have examples or can illustrate each main idea.\n\nFinally, remember to title your composition, put your name in the top right corner, paginate if necessary, and be sure your grammar, syntax, and punctuation are unassailable (as your argument should be as well).\n\nHave fun!
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Well with most thesis statements you have to pick a side of the arguement.  What is your side of the arguement?  Lets start there.  \nWhatever you do...don't make your thesis statement a question.\nIf you need help IM me, not2tall66.  I'm on Yahoo IM most of the day.
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The best thesis that one can undertake today is "Stress in the Workplace" Because we live in a society, that wants thing's done yesterday and not today, this type of environment places un- believable stress on people to compete in a modern workplace, especially the Hotel & Restaurant Management, where one is dealing with Stressed out customers, who themselves are on a short fuse. This is why a lot of top Hotels now provide  leisure and relaxation packages to de-stress their clients. Top hotels will furnish you with information and will show an interest in your Thesis. Stress, is a major health hazard in  today's society and more people die of stress related illnesses, than any other type of illness. Go out and speak to the people, who have been in the business  for years, i.e. from the Kitchen Porter to the  Manager.\nThis is also a great  learning process for life. Good Luck\nTom "M".Rep' Ireland
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essays about nursing: http://www.coursework4you.co.uk/sprtothers15.htm
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I am not exactly sure what you are asking, as that isn't a full sentence--but I will try to give some input.  \n\nJust the other day on the news they were discussing the current crisis in the medical field because of the drastic shortage of Nurses.  One hospital personnel director said she could easily hire 100 nurses for their hospital alone, because they were so short.  Nurses are feeling the strain of this by having to cover more patients then what they should.  This passes a danger on to the patients that they are not getting the full attention that they should.\n\nFurther complicating this situation is that there aren't enough Professors of Nursing available, because the colleges cannot pay comparable wages to what the hospitals supposedly can--to be able to teach the number of students wanting to go to Nursing School. It is a terrible situation and with the impending threat of Bird Flu, I fear that the medical world is going to be knocked on it's bottom.  I only wish I could have finished my BSN.  Hope that helps with what you were asking.  GL
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Contributions to university life would be something like this:\n\nYou bring a wealth of personal experience to the campus and student life by bringing some of my own personal values and beleifs into the Institution.  Examples of this include, my ideas on education and the value of learning in general.  The importance of sharing knowledge with staff and students alike and contributing some of my own beleifs to a wider audience who may benefit from what I know and possess as knowledge.\n\nI welcome the criticism that I equally reflect value-judgement as to ascertain clarity of idea, how ideas are expressed and formulated and summised.  This is important for mental development as well as student maturity to which I intend to partake in active disscussion and share with others, possibilities and concepts in broader depth.\n\nAs a member of this community, I represent, an individual identity whoes capabilities are recognized on their own merits, though being part of a community, I am interacting with external as well as internal institutional beleifs and values, that I incorporate into my own independant thinking.  It is vital that I demonstrate and reflect respect for the diversity of both cultural as well as individual beleifs even if from time to time, these may conflict with my own.  However, it is my quest to endevour to be recipient and impartial to others so that mutual respect can be administered even if not agreed.\n\nMy time as a student on campus is also about developing social skills and interpersonal transactions that enable me to become more familiar and approachable even with new-comers.  My objective is to befriend a diverse mixture of people and to allow others to familiarize themselves with me, so that there are as few communication barriers as possible.  I feel therefore, that I am able to deliver an approachable persona for others to get to know me and my own unique characteristics.\n\nUniversity is largely about research and why I beleive that we are apt to study one another in a certain kind of environment that is both academic as well as sociable, I have the opportunity to study others as they do me and so there is a natural unbiased communication also.  I contribute what is therefore, projected back and so the experience of my immediate surrounding is often spontanious and uncontrived.\n\nIn addition, I contribute to student life and university life through whatever learning materials and resources are available to me and how this influences the approaches I adopt with staff as well as students.  For instance, I may have access to the grande library and therefore, this allows me to use the resources that enable me to gain access to information better and thus apply my articulation skills further - enabling me to evolve my written and oral communication attributes.  This enhances my ability not only in discussion, but in the research I contribute to my studies in general.\n\nI have an appreciation for other cultures and the diversity in the multi-cultural institution I am currently studying and it is this that arouses my own understanding of other students and what they contribute to my own learning.  Without this, it would not be possible for me to contribute as much as I do already and my passion and enthusiasm for knowledge, makes this social interaction possible and a very rewarding journey towards self-discovery I can bring directly into the community in which I am very much a part of.\n\n\nEnd.\n\nI tried to make this as long as possible, but wanted to give you some idea of how to go about answering at least one of the questions and know that you don't have much time - hope this helps you, but this would be a brilliant answer to the second question.\n\nEven if you don't get to put more than this, at least you will be on the right lines and have written a good peice so far - I used to go to University so know my stuff.  Also, everything today is about cultural-awareness and diversity, so always t
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A divided thesis would be one that takes more than one approach to proving the thesis statement.  \n\nYour institution may have its own definition, so ask if you are unsure.\n\nA thesis statement \n- declares what you believe \n   and what you intend to prove. \n\nA good thesis statement makes the difference between a thoughtful research project and a simple retelling of facts."
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Communicating with doctors, nurses and patients is very important.\n\nYou have to  understand the doctors.  Relate to other nurses.  And figure out what patients want.
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a good thesis presents an argument of some kind, whether it be literary or on a certain issue.  for example, in a literature paper- "Shakespeare uses imagery of death in reference to Macbeth to convey a sense of foreboding and morbidity in the character."\nor in a paper on the death penalty: "The death penalty does more harm to our society than good, and should be abolished."  then you would go on to support your thesis.  i can give more help if you define what the thesis is for, but the idea is to make an assertion about your topic that you will be supporting throughout the paper.
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1)  Job security, it is one profession that is always in demand\n2)  Having an altruistic, caring nature\n3)  Ability to gain work anywhere in the world with a nursing degree
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Global warming, the impact of technology on society, great works of literature, space exploration, psychology, comparing and contrasting cultures or religions, philosophy, the 'American Dream', animal testing, Shakespeare, fast food and how convenience has affected society, English vs. American authors, mental illness and how it should be treated, fair trade, corporations such as Wal-Mart and how they impact small business, World War II, terrorism and fear in society, nuclear weapons, North Korea... etc.\n\nJust pick anything that you can write a good thesis about and be able to research easily. :)