Giving and receiving feedback

Article Abstract:

It is a general assumption in society that nurses 'do a great job', but in the hectic schedule of daily work, constructive and specific feedback between nurses can be lacking. Giving feedback is an essential and effective tool in boosting much-needed morale, supporting career progression and encouraging good teamwork.

United States, Management, Nursing, Company business management, Feedback (Psychology), Feedback (Communication)

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Safe journey

Article Abstract:

A guide regarding the way in which nurses should provide patients with comprehensive travel advice is presented. It is suggested that the essence of good travel health promotion is for all nurses to work together, each taking an appropriate role in identifying risks and giving preventative advice.

United Kingdom, Health promotion, Patient care

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