Women’s Health: Managing Diseases and Health Issues Specific to Women
Introduction This essay explores the critical role of gynaecology nursing in addressing the unique health needs of women across diverse ages and backgrounds. Women’s ...
Critique Contemporary Leadership Models in Health and Social Care and Critically Debate How Leadership Models are Applied to Nursing Practice
Introduction This essay aims to critically examine contemporary leadership models within the context of health and social care, with a specific focus on their ...
Discuss the Qualitative Nature and Purpose of the Study “Emergency Department Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection Prevention: Multisite Qualitative Study of Perceived Risks and Implemented Strategies” by Carter, Eileen J; Pallin, Daniel J; Mandel, Leslie; Sinnette, Corine
Introduction This essay explores the qualitative nature and purpose of the study by Carter et al. (2016) titled “Emergency Department Catheter-Associated Urinary Tract Infection ...
Find Two Articles That Provide Epidemiologic Data About a Health Issue, Then Discuss How Decisions Are Made Based on the Data and How the Data Advances the Practice, Understanding, and Value of Nursing
Introduction This essay explores the role of epidemiologic data in addressing health issues, with a focus on its impact on decision-making and the advancement ...
Student Midwife Reflection: Birth Ward Emergency Caesarean Section
Introduction This reflective essay explores my experience as a student midwife during an emergency Caesarean section (C-section) on a birth ward. The purpose of ...
Case Study: Social Factors and Nursing Care for an Individual from Clinical Experience
Introduction This essay presents a case study of an individual encountered during my clinical placement as a nursing student, focusing on the social factors ...
Values-Based Nursing and Its Importance for the Practice of Nursing
Introduction Values-based nursing (VBN) is a fundamental concept in the field of adult nursing, focusing on the integration of personal and professional values into ...
How the Five Influencing Factors Shape Individuals’ Ability to Perform ADLs Using the Roper-Logan-Tierney Model
Introduction This essay explores how five key influencing factors—biological, psychological, sociocultural, environmental, and politico-economic—impact an individual’s ability to perform Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) ...
Reflective Essay on a Critical Incident in the Acute Medical Unit: Managing a Head Injury After a Fall
Introduction This reflective essay utilises Driscoll’s (2007) model of reflection to critically analyse a significant incident involving a patient with a head injury following ...
Critical Incident in the Acute Medical Unit: Head Injury After a Fall
Introduction Within the dynamic and often high-pressure environment of an Acute Medical Unit (AMU), critical incidents provide unique learning opportunities for nursing associates. This ...
