Long-term-care facilities offer healthcare, social, and residential services to chronically disabled persons, aged individuals, or terminally ill patients. Such institutions include nursing homes, rehabilitation, and long-term chronic care facilities. However, the dominant role in this sphere belongs to nursing homes that provide rehabilitation and other health-related services to their clients. These services are available to […] Read more >>
While working with patients, I am required to follow the rules regarding appropriate hand hygiene. In particular, it is required to wash hands with soap and water and use alcohol-based solutions for hand hygiene (Chatfield, Nolan, Crawford, & Hallam, 2016). I was always wondering whether these rules are useful for clinical practice. Thus, this paper […] Read more >>
The curriculum areas chosen for the current assignment include nursing ethics (theory part) and vital signs monitoring (clinical part). The paper presents a comprehensive assessment plan including the description of the curriculum content areas, learning objectives in the context of the Quality and Safety Education for Nurses (QSEN) objectives, and the assessment plan (assignment description, […] Read more >>
Burnout, especially in nurses and other healthcare workers, has been in existence for a long. The condition has adversely affected the ability of these workers to discharge their duties appropriately. Due to its negative impacts, many pieces of research and studies have been carried out with the core objective of establishing its causes, effects, and […] Read more >>
Workload is a significant issue in the contemporary healthcare sector as it affects the nurses’ welfare and working ability. The concept pertains to the volume of work that nurses have to undertake in their daily operations and greatly affects serious outcomes, such as patients’ morbidity and mortality (MacPhee, Dahinten and Havaei, 2017). Abed-Ali, Athbi, and […] Read more >>
Since its inception, the nursing profession continues to experience remarkable development in the healthcare system. However, it is still unclear whether nursing is a science, an art or both (Barrett, 2017). With the ongoing focus on nursing as a science, the artistic aspect of nursing is neglected. In fact, as the nursing education continues to […] Read more >>
In any working environment, interpersonal challenges of varied nature are bound to arise, and one of them is incivility. This issue is described as a consistent behavior of offending, abusing, intimidating, humiliating, and insulting fellow colleagues in the workplace. In the nursing environment, the perpetrators could be fellow nurses, patients, and superiors. The tendencies of […] Read more >>
Evidence-Based Management Plan In order to develop a proper treatment, it is essential to explore the data about a patient and develop a corresponding evidence-based management plan. While considering the symptoms, medical history, and basic indicators, it can be stressed that the patient is at risk of hypertension development. In this situation, the primary emphasis […] Read more >>
The aim of this paper was to find an article discussing the application of a nursing process to deliver culturally competent care for Indian Americans. Articles have been found through a search on (ERIC), Cumulative Index of Nursing and Allied Health Literature, PubMed, FirstSearch, and EBSCO. The findings reveal that Indian Americans experience massive healthcare […] Read more >>
Introduction The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) provides nurses with a chance to obtain academic knowledge, experiences, and skills that are important for being a successful nurse. The education experience and training associated with the BSN degree give nurses various advantages in their professional activities. After completing my degree, my role in nursing would […] Read more >>
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