Essays on Nursing Theory

The research I have been focusing on is urinalysis and importance of this test in a clinical setting. Urinalysis, as the name indicates, is the analysis of urine. It should include physical, chemical, and microscopic examinations (Simerville et al. , 2005). The purpose of urinalysis...

“Find out what you like doing best and get someone to pay you for doing it” (Katherine Whitehorn). Choosing what one wants to do for the rest of their life is an important choice; being a college student it should be a priority. Not only...

Mentoring is a relationship between two people with the goal of professional and personal development. Nurses must find their mentoring relationship in professional practice. There are increased numbers of benefits for nurses who found the mentor in present professional practice and workplace. Highly educated nurses...

Time management is the “process of planning and exercising conscious control of time spent on specific activities”. Nursing school involves many responsibilities. Time is one thing nursing students may feel that there is not enough of. A student may not be able to control time...

In the field of nursing, one of the most important aspects is to be sure to be aware of other cultures and to be culturally diverse. Cultural diversity can be defined as “the coexistence of different ethnic, biological sex, racial, and socioeconomic groups within one...

Midwives value breast feeding support and educating mothers on how to breast feed properly because it is a significant part of their role. However, the midwife journal (2016) states that the ways a midwife supports a woman will differ from person to person. This is...

Holistic nursing is a philosophy, a way of engaging with patients, families and colleagues, a way of being in service by shifting one’s consciousness simultaneously with technology to help the patient access their own healing. It’s a way to bring calm, compassion and trust by...