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6 habits of effective nurses - International Nurses Association

Nursing is one of the toughest jobs there are. Anyone can be a nurse, but there are certain qualities that make you from a just a nurse to a successful nurse with a well defined career in the field. To care for the sick, to be with their families, to put in long hours is demanding and not everyone’s cup of tea. Although it is one profession that always has demand due to the shortage of dedicated workforce, growing in the industry can be a challenge. What defines an effective and successful nurse? Unlike other industries where monetary benefits and the role define the success of an individual, the success of a nurse is defined by the quality of care delivered to the patient. An effective nurse works in two ways: as an asset to the healthcare setup and as an effective aid to the patient under her care. The effectiveness of a nurse is seen in how she caters to every little need of the patient and duly accomplishes her responsibilities towards the healthcare setup. The

Happy Nurses Lead To Happy Patients

In the healthcare sector where in the quality of care is directly proportional to patient satisfaction, nurses play a very important role in keep up the metrics.   Nurses are healthcare providers working most closely with the patients, dealing with the physical, mental and emotional ailments of the patients and being by the side of the worried families.   They work day and night, standing on their feet for long hours and lifting heavy loads that eventually leads to their burnout and fatigue.  In any healthcare setup the nurses are at the forefront leading the hospital mission to reduce patient’s suffering and deliver constant care and support to ease the suffering.   The National database of nursing quality indicators provide continued evidences that show the relationship between quality nursing and patient outcomes.   The survey conducted includes participation from over 2,000 US hospitals and aims at measuring parameters like nursing quality, nurses job satisfaction levels,

How to Financially Prepare To Go Back To School

So you are considering going back to school to further your education.   Once you have decided that this is what you really want to do, the next step is to consider the best way to accomplish it financially. Decide What Your Course of Interest Is You will need to decide exactly what you plan to study.   If there is a particular area of interest to you, that in it can provide a starting point for you.   Do some research, and determine where the classes are available, and are they available online.   Often times, online continuing education courses are considerably less expensive that attending class at a college.   Once you have the course of study choice selected, start checking to see where the necessary classes are offered, so that you can get an idea of what the financial obligation will be for you. Related:   Everything You Need to Know About Nurses Explore where there is a Need You may have several ideas in mind of what you are interested in learning.   Perhaps on