Evaluating public health nursing

Article Abstract:

Evaluation of public health nursing is beneficial to nurses as well as the public. Evaluation looks at what a service is striving to achieve, how it does this, and how well it does it. Nurses undertaking evaluation need detailed knowledge of the population, of any problems revealed, and of common responses to these problems. Evaluation ensures that providers focus on the most needed and the most effective services, but it also proclaims the part which public health nurses play in the provision of the service.

Evaluation, Public health nursing

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Paruresis: A secret phobi

Article Abstract:

A study is conducted on paruresis or psychogenic urinary retention, a distressing problem that affects men and women of all ages. It can have a profound affect on the lives of those affected, preventing them from working and functioning in normal daily life.

Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Urine, Urinary retention, Disease/Disorder overview

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Seat of the motion

Article Abstract:

The need for National Health Service's need to replace and maintain the commodes in the elderly care wards is discussed in the context of the total quality management initiative and the need not to have elderly warts suffer indignities.

Social aspects, Management, Column, United Kingdom. National Health Service, Aged patients, Elderly patients, Hospital housekeeping

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