Commitment Concept Analysis

Concept Analysis on Commitment

Marc Zeagal C. Agam

Kamille Alyssa P. Quinola

Richmond Audrey A. Cortez

University of Northern Philippines

Master of Arts in Nursing

Concept: Commitment.

Aim of Analysis: baga tayo nga adu ti healthcare professionals nga haan comitted ti job da. They 're just doing it because isu ti adidjayen.. and they 're oblige to do it. Su nga eta CA t ayo, manglawlawag kinyada

Attributes:

1. Commitment is achieved when a person stand behind his/her words.

2. Always involves an intention, a choice, and a decision.

3. There must be willingness to do whatever it takes to accomplish a goal.

4. Commitment requires self-awareness, self-discipline, and self-expression.

5. A fully committed person has the desire to sacrifice.

Model Case Richmond, 29 years old, a registered nurse, working in a government hospital for 3 years, was assigned to the Surgical department. It was his scheduled day off, and planned to go out to unwind and take a rest for the whole day. When suddenly, the chief nurse called him up asking if he could come to the hospital and have his duty, since the nurse who is supposed to be on duty that day was not feeling well. Richmond, with no hesitation, agreed, he said yes that he wanted to attend duty even if

it was a 7-3 shift, there were 50 patients in the ward and because his partner was absent, he was the only nurse on duty. As early as 8am, he started doing his daily work routine, giving due medications, monitoring, charting and everything. he sacrificed not to eat lunch, just so to finish his work on time. At around 1 pm, a young lady approaches him and asks if he could come at her room for a while to check the patient’s IV fluid. Teddy said, “yes ma’am, I’ll come as soon as I finish my chartings..” he did all the chartings, medications and monitoring of Vital signs. At 3pm, he went home and didn’t mind what the young lady had told