Qualities of a Nurse: What Makes a Great Caregiver?

In the healthcare industry, nurses hold a unique and crucial role as caregivers, providing compassionate nursing care to patients in need. As nursing students, it’s essential to develop the key qualities that define a great nurse. In addition to technical skills and medical knowledge, certain personal attributes shape the effectiveness of nursing care. Here are […]

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ETHICAL AND LEGAL DIMENSIONS OF NURSING

The nursing profession plays a crucial role in (a) easing pain and suffering, and (b) safeguarding and improving the health of individuals, families, and communities. To excel as a nurse, one must uphold exemplary standards of care and adhere to a strict ethical code. Adhering to ethical values and legal mandates is essential for maintaining […]

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Stress Relief Strategies for Nursing Students During Exams and Clinical Rotations

Being a nursing student can be incredibly demanding, especially during exams and clinical rotations. The combination of managing your studies, patient care responsibilities, and long clinical hours can create stress. However, learning how to manage this stress is crucial to your success and well-being. Here are some proven strategies that can help nursing students, like […]

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My Most rewarding patient interaction

My name is Amrita Naskar and I am a Final year GNM student. I share with you my experience during my Clinical Posting.  The moment one hears the word ‘Nurse’ or ‘Nursing’ one is immediately reminded of the qualities of care, compassion, dedication and patience. As a final-year nursing student, I recently had the opportunity […]

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Strengthening the Heart of Healthcare: The Vital Role of Mental Health in Nursing and Practical Tips for Well-being

Mental health is a cornerstone of effective nursing, impacting both the well-being of nurses and the quality of care they deliver. Nurses work in high-stress environments, often dealing with life-and-death situations, emotionally challenging patient interactions, and physically demanding tasks. This constant exposure to intense situations can lead to stress, anxiety, compassion fatigue, and burnout if […]

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Volunteering and Extracurricular Activities: Complementing your nursing education

Within nursing school, most students learn how to perform clinical tasks and hold a tremendous amount of medical knowledge. However, one of the often-ignored yet vital facets in considerable improvement at both personal and professional levels involves volunteering and extracurricular activities. These experiences outside the classroom are very critical to the development of skills, network […]

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