Essays on Nurse

Nurses are imperative in the delivery of healthcare because of their proximity to sufferers compared to other healthcare providers. Their shortages can confer momentary and long-term impacts, or permanent compromise of healthcare quality and safety. The shortages are multifaceted, though they can be potentiated by human resource, systemic and structural…

Cultural safety is one of the most significant concepts of provider provision. It helps in closing inequality gaps that can disrupt care provision, as well as address accessibility barriers. Unlike the expert-driven applications where the provider asserts authority via active and passive means, cultural safety calls for participation and wholesome…

I have to say that the decision of my nursing career has been largely the product of my past practice, which has helped me enjoy the profession over a period of time. Being the first child in my family, I was brought up by being encouraged to be responsible not…

According to Marquis and Huston (2009), the decision tree in the nursing sector is one of the several central players that serves to advise nurses on what they need. As any other decision tree in any field, it is a visual framework that encourages the investigation of possible and feasible…

As a registered nurse, it is a requirement to reveal professionalism while giving care to different sufferers that hails from varying background. For example in addressing spirituality, a nurse is required to first set up a rapport with a client. At this juncture, the patient is provided with an possibility…

In a nursing environment, contact is no doubt necessary. In order to ensure good results, effective contact between patients and nurses plays an essential role. This can, however, be done only if, by demonstrated compassion, honesty, and courtesy, the nurses recognize and assist their patients. In all facets of nursing…