How one nurse made a business of caring

Article Abstract:

Angela Hamlin, an ex-employee of NHS is one of the huge masses of nurses who unlike others launched her own agency wherein she provides care for patients with long-term conditions, rehabilitation needs or those in need of a respite care. Angela has similar plans for the future also, as she also encourages other nurses to have courage and take the initiative to open up their own ventures to increase the nurse-led health promotion at home.

United Kingdom. National Health Service, Hamlin, Angela

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A sign of understanding

Article Abstract:

Royal National Institute for the Deaf (RNID) nurse Nanda Walsh is able to make a big difference to the lives of older people at care center RNID who are blind or deaf-blind. Walsh discusses how having even the most basic communication skills is paramount to providing for the everyday needs of her patients.

Care and treatment, Nurse and patient, Nurse-patient relations, Physically disabled persons, Royal National Institute for the Deaf, Walsh, Nanda

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