If your loved one is seriously ill, hospice home care can help to manage chronic symptoms. A hospice nurse will make regular visits to provide much-needed help. The goal is to ensure patients live their day to the fullest. You’re probably wondering – how often does hospice nurse visit? There’s no single answer to this …
Goals provide a keen sense of motivation, direction, clarity, and a clear focus on every aspect of your career or (nurse) life. You are letting yourself have a specific aim or target by setting clear goals for yourself. There is a method called the SMART goal that is used by a lot of people to guide them …
Fever is an increase of more than 1 °F Fahrenheit (or 0.6 °C Celsius) above the normal temperature of 97.7 °F Fahrenheit (or 36.5 °C Celsius). The reason for fever varies depending on if it came on suddenly, incrementally, or with other symptoms, but can be identified by elevated body temperature and feeling cold to …
Dysphagia is the medical term for difficulty in swallowing. In this article, we’re going to give you the full explanation of the nursing care plan for dysphagia with examples. In nursing, it can be defined as a disorder in the mechanical process of ingestion and/or a disorder of the chemical process of digestion caused by …
A stroke occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted, either because of a clot or internal bleeding. The cells in the brain begin to die and brain damage begins immediately which causes impairment/disability. In this article, we’re going to give you the full explanation of the nursing care plan for …
Compassion fatigue in nursing is a form of occupational stress which occurs when nurses develop declining empathetic ability due to repeated exposure to suffering and trauma of patients. It is one of the major issues affecting nurses all over the world. The bad news is that nurses with compassion fatigue are unable to provide quality …
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Compassion in nursing is an ethical paradigm that focuses on the role of nurses as providers of moral care. Compassionate care, through its attention to the relief of suffering, holds direct implications for patient-centered care. Although it has been written about extensively for over two decades, there has not yet been a consensus on what …
The results from your records are going to be far more important than any personal opinion you have on what you think does or doesn’t work. The results are what allow people to be able to make rational decisions in a consistent manner and that’s generally a good thing. Can nurses look up medical records? …
The nurses who have to work labor and delivering a baby have one of the hardest jobs in the world. Of course, there are strategies that have worked for a long time, but they also have the pressure of protecting babies who are going to live in the world. Babies are so sensitive since they …
People in the medical industry do this for the sake of sanitation. It’s not that they think you didn’t shower or are dirty, but it’s too much of a risk not to do a swab before an injection. Why alcohol swab before injection? A hospital is using and pads to make sure that the injection …
