Quantum leap

Article Abstract:

Enrolled nurses describe participation in the 'Nursing Times' open learning conversion course to registered status. Student-centred learning caused initial difficulties. However, participants gained support and encouragement from each other. Flexible self-directed learning proved beneficial to employers with the implementation of new ideas. Participation improved assertiveness and self-confidence. It also stimulated the desire for further self-improvement.

Cover Story, Portrayals, Distance education

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Suffering in secret

Article Abstract:

A health professional assisted an illiterate incontinent client improve her quality of life. Previous treatment had failed due to ignorance of her illiteracy. The continence adviser devised a non-written method of keeping a bladder diary and established a pelvic muscle exercise regime. After two weeks the client noticed an improvement. The intervention also encouraged the client to join an adult literacy scheme.

Health aspects, Case studies, Urinary incontinence, Literacy

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