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    The journal entry outlines guidelines for nursing students to reflect on their clinical experiences in a professional manner without using vulgar language or restating patient diagnoses. It explains that journaling provides an opportunity to reflect on growth and see changes over the course of the program. An entry is considered complete if it is more than 4 sentences and reflects on the clinical day, experiences, or other aspects of the clinical day. The student then provides a reflection on their first clinical day where they explored the facility, met their instructor and residents, and were assigned a resident to care for during future clinical days.

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    The journal entry outlines guidelines for nursing students to reflect on their clinical experiences in a professional manner without using vulgar language or restating patient diagnoses. It explains that journaling provides an opportunity to reflect on growth and see changes over the course of the program. An entry is considered complete if it is more than 4 sentences and reflects on the clinical day, experiences, or other aspects of the clinical day. The student then provides a reflection on their first clinical day where they explored the facility, met their instructor and residents, and were assigned a resident to care for during future clinical days.

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    Journal Entry

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    Hilmo K
    The journal entry outlines guidelines for nursing students to reflect on their clinical experiences in a professional manner without using vulgar language or restating patient diagnoses. It explains that journaling provides an opportunity to reflect on growth and see changes over the course of the program. An entry is considered complete if it is more than 4 sentences and reflects on the clinical day, experiences, or other aspects of the clinical day. The student then provides a reflection on their first clinical day where they explored the facility, met their instructor and residents, and were assigned a resident to care for during future clinical days.

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    Journal Entry

    Name: Hilmo Kapic Date: 09/06/2019


    Grade: /100

    The journals are for you to reflect, to vent, express your feelings, and tell the instructor what
    your experience was like that clinical day. Please keep in mind that this is a professional journal
    so do not utilize vulgar language to express your feelings. Please do not reiterate all the patient
    diagnoses and such, this is a personal place for you to talk about things.

    This is an opportunity for you to reflect upon your day and to see your growth. Journaling is a
    great way for you to look back upon your clinical experiences at the end of the program and for
    you to see your transition into an autonomous practicing nurse.

    An entry is considered complete and you will be given full credit for it if it is more than 4
    sentences long and has good reflection of the clinical day, your experience, or anything else
    about the clinical day you wish to discuss.

    The first day of the clinical was awesome. I got the chance to explore the facility and meet my
    clinical instructor. We went over the policies for expectations of the student. We also got the
    chance to see some of the residents. Also, we were assigned the resident we will be taking the care
    of during the clinical days. I think I have very skilled and knowledgeable instructor. I am eager to
    learn and do my best to get the experience at Edna Tina Wilson Nursing home.

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