Nurses have a duty to ensure students receive good mentoring

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Nurses need to encourage and nurture students placed under their supervision in order that the nursing profession experiences growth. Nurses have a duty to ensure that students receive good mentoring by treating them like friends, posing challenges and motivating them.

Education, Nursing students

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'How easy it is to forget our basic nursing skills'

Article Abstract:

The author expresses her personal views on how experienced nurses over a period of time tend to lose listening skills. She further states that these are the most basic and vital requirements to provide good patient care.

Psychological aspects, Usage, Evaluation, Nursing care, Active listening, Viewpoint essay

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