Introduction The high rates of violence at healthcare sites jeopardize the health and social security of patients, as well as medical workers. The OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) observations
Since the Second World War, literature related to nursing has continuously acknowledged the role of wisdom in ensuring effective and contemporary practice. Wisdom has particularly been emphasized in guiding clinical
Introduction The role of nurses concerning the family is critical to the support system that ensures holistic family care (Smolowitz et al., 2015). Family nurses take roles such as advocates
Introduction Understanding the learning process involved in nursing education has a great deal to do with how important all of the information obtained is for the future practice of a
Introduction The problem of workforce inadequacy in healthcare settings poses multi-faceted challenges and effects on the safety of the patients. The following discussion thoroughly addresses the causes of workforce inadequacy
Case History A 24-year-old woman who was sexually assaulted went into the emergency room with bloody clothes and yelling for help. She asserted that on her way from a social
In the ever-changing healthcare environment, global initiatives may seem very powerful, and their roles widen to encompass the nursing profession and its function in medical services delivery beyond political boundaries.
Introduction From a student nurse to a registered graduate, becoming a nurse is complex and involves personal, organizational, and technical assistance. Attempting personal coping with resilience strategies, such as mediation,
Components of the Theory Hildegard Peplau’s middle-range theory, “Interpersonal Relations in Nursing,” is built on several core principles that influence nurse-patient relations and healthcare. The dynamic and vital component of
Introduction Quantitative research is the everyday underpinning for nursing studies, being a solid method of analyzing the complications in the healthcare sector. This approach is not limited to only the
People with blood sugar that is not controlled constitute a significant health risk for primary care doctors. The general population of diabetes includes those who have been medically diagnosed as
Ethical decision-making for a healthcare provider means weighing the relative right and wrong approach while considering moral values, professional norms, and patient-centered implications. The concepts of beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and
The prevalence of diabetes among the aging population is expected to rise from 8.4% to 10% by 2045, with 44% of patients above 65 years of age (Sinclair & Abdelhafiz,
Navigating through the technical aspects of healthcare in school has been more like a tapestry where the hospital setting is a piece of my life. This is where the holistic
Abstract This paper examines Virginia Henderson’s middle-range theory for primary nursing care. This theory aimed to identify the fourteen basic needs that are the foundation for nursing care. Virginia Henderson
Introduction The balance of the landscape in health care is more toward prevention than just treating illness. There should be an active health-promotion activity within the practice as the utmost
Introduction The nursing shortage issue in the Canadian healthcare system has become a crucial concern affecting healthcare delivery, patient welfare, and nurses (Baumann & Crea-Arsenio, 2023). In the last couple
In nursing, the safety of patients is a function of the quality of communication, especially in transitions like the initiation of a duty shift. As described above, such processes represent