Managing the needs of people who have a learning disability

Article Abstract:

The nurses and health care staff do not have the skills to manage the needs of the people with learning disability when they are hospitalized. To help in caring for people with learning disabilities the nurses should recognize and overcome any prejudices and develop an understanding of learning disabilities.

United States, Care and treatment, Management, Company business management, Learning disabled, Learning disabled persons

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Is there too much qualitative nursing research?

Article Abstract:

Differing points of view on qualitative nursing research are detailed. It is believed that qualitative methods can help understanding of social processes and human interaction and provide nursing with a good theoretical basis to develop and sustain holistic care.

United Kingdom, Methodology, Research methods, Holistic medicine

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