Nursing involves providing care for people and families, whether that be during bad physical or mental health, illness or injury. Nurses are compassionate and empathetic, supporting people during their time of need.
The aims of this overview was to determine if hypertrophic cardiomyopathy can be detected accurately, reliably and effectively by screening programmes, and if screening programmes are effective in reducing the rate of mortality of sudden cardiac death.
Improving knowledge of assistant nurses regarding pressure injury through an educational intervention to prevent pressure injury in an aged care facility.
The purpose of this case study is to critically explore the issues related to the assessment, intervention and management of a patient with complex diabetes.
Introduction:
Using the scientific method depending on the type of disease to determine which type of treatment and direct approaches to treat this disease, below are the approaches to use Prevention
Effects of an Open Visitation Policy on Patient and Family Centered Care in the ICU
Introduction
More than 5.7 million patients are admitted annually to intensive care units (ICUs) in the United Sta
This project is about exploring the issues for a person who suffers with the chronic illness Dementia. In this project the author will define Dementia and research the different types and illustrate worldwide statistics.
The purpose of this archival study was to further contribute to the existing literature evaluating integrated care approaches to HIV treatment in community based settings.
Review narrative
The aim of this chapter is to collate and present the extracted data from the primary studies so that the characteristics and results of the study are summarised in a meaningful way.
The utilisation of birth plans in childbirth and the expectations, experiences and perspectives of both women and healthcare professionals.
The aim of this literature review is to explore national and international research studies pertinent to ethical dilemmas experienced by Palliative Care (PC) nurses when caring for patients requiring Palliative Sedation (PS) at the end-of-life stage.
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