Nurses should be rewarded for exceptional practice

Article Abstract:

Nurses are playing a major role on the medical front in the 21st century, with their constant endeavor to innovate and improve the practice, however, they are not being given adequate rewards for their achievement. It is suggested that nurses should be honored with a clinical excellence award and also, financial remuneration must be provided, as part of recognizing and rewarding good practice.

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Continence visits given reprieve

Article Abstract:

Personal house visits by nurses to fit continence devices for elderly patients would remain to be under the purview of the NHS but with certain restrictions.

Marketing procedures, Health aspects, Usage, Marketing, Company marketing practices, Aged patients, Elderly patients, Incontinence devices

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