Essays on Nurse

Studying nursing is a life long educational journey with huge educational procedures that challenges our capacity to be aware, sense and be with analysed thinking skills that prepares nursing student to be responsible of patient’s health. It shows the way to students how become support...

Violence is defined by physical force or verbal abuse, against yourself, some else, or to a community of others. Violence could lead to injury, psychological harm, or in some severe cases, death. Over the past 5 years, violence for nurses has increased by a significant...

Violence in the workplace is on the rise, especially in hospitals and medical care facilities. The United States Department of Labour defines workplace violence as “any act or threat of physical violence, harassment, intimidation, or other threatening disruptive behaviour that occurs at the work site....

I have always known that I wanted to be a nurse because of my innate compassion for others and my love for science. I put off that desire for many years because of the waiting list at technical colleges coupled with my thoughts that I...

Over five percent of the 65-year-old+ population make up those who occupy nursing homes or other long stay rehabilitation centers. The average stay time for these elderly residents is over two years, however many stay longer than that. People look to these facilities to care...

Foot well-being is an essential component for various situations requiring nursing expertise. In this profession, nurses’ feet are presented to prolonged standing & walking for broad ranges, causing foot torment, edema & uneasiness. The nursing profession chiefly affects the lower limbs because physically stressful work...

Stress is that ever elusive mystery that evades us. It is not as simple as breaking a bone or suffering insomnia; you cannot just apply a cast or take a pill. It is more challenging to identify the source and decipher a remedy. I always...