Changing nursing changing times

Article Abstract:

Nursing Times, the leading nursing magazine in the UK is changing with the times in order to better serve its readers, like nursing itself which has taken many different shapes and forms over the centuries. There is increasing interest in complementary therapies and nurses are able to practise the skills that attracted them to nursing in the first instance. Nursing will be increasingly appreciated with the move back to humanitarian values, and there is a need for a revitalised form of professionalism that empowers patients.

---

Honesty is the best policy

Article Abstract:

Examples of good nursing care tend to be isolated, rather than a sustained process. In many cases, there are many systemic and social factors that hamper and individual's ability to give good nursing care. There is now a clear need to bring about positive change in clinical environments.

Column

---

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Winning discipline: finding the mental strength to get the job done. Focus on results: build your body to build your mind and will
• Abstracts: Is having strong clinical skills the measure of a good nurse? Intermittent self-catheterisation
• Abstracts: Counting the cost of the new pay deal. The power to prescribe
• Abstracts: Canadian mining company agrees to 500,000 Canadian dollar fine. Global update: Canada
• Abstracts: Consumer choice in continence products. The NHS Plan: the implications for continence care. Continence care in acute settings

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.