Helen Gibbs: A voice from young nursing

Article Abstract:

A nurse gives medical suggestions for the year 2005 resolution. She states that by being less judgmental and registering in the NHS organ donor programme, one can extend the good will rather than those individuals who go out on Saturday night and get extremely drunk, only to fall out of a club and end up in A&E.

Public affairs, Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Ethics, Nurses, Personal narratives, Ethical aspects, Nursing

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A voice from young nursing

Article Abstract:

Helen Gibbs, an intensive care nurse, describes the different kind of visitors who can make or ruin someone's day at hospital. She feels that if a poster is stuck up on the entry door saying 'visitors, please be considerate to others', then people in the hospital will be in a happier and quieter time.

Hospitals, Management dynamics, Health aspects, Care and treatment, Management, Hospital patients, Company business management

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A guide to surviving your student years

Article Abstract:

A third year nursing student describes how the pitfalls in the student's life can be avoided. She feels that besides learning from textbooks, the best lessons always come from patients.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Nursing students

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