Essays on Nursing

Helen Haskell starts off her tragic story by describing her son. The reason she recounts all aspects of her son is because he is why we are in nursing. For all of the world war two veteran grandparents with an ejection fraction of ten percent….

The story takes place with Helen Haskell speaking on her son Lewis Blackmon and how negligence took away his life. She describes her son as an intelligent, innocent and simply all-around American child. She wants everyone to know that her child mattered deeply to her…

Lewis Blackman was a 15-year-old boy who died at a teaching hospital following surgery. His mother Helen Haskell spoke on his behalf explaining her emotions about what happened to her son during their hospital experience. Helen starts off her story by mentioning her son because…

“Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing has said, “I attribute my success to this; I never gave nor took any excuse.” Nursing is a job within health care focused on the care of individual people, families, and/or communities so they may attain, maintain, or…

More than a thousand nurses occupy a range of roles, from manager to bedside nursing, in all healthcare sectors across the United States. U.S’ nurses are an important voice on the key issues in today’s health care system and the challenges ahead. One of these…

After the program has been implemented, nursing staff at the moments of rapid environmental change have changed their roles and efficiently assisted each of them as for example (nurses leaders assisted staff nurse in the newly admitted patient, staff nurses helped the custody nurses in…

In general, because of nature of MICUs with high work over load, high level of working stress, lack of mutual assistance and high sensitivity from being legally claimed if any mistakes occurred, nursing staff most of time unable to adjust themselves accordingly and refused any…

Informing other staff what is expected from them in their assigned area, was not an easy task to be done at the studied units. It was prohibited by 2 things, first one was due to the common theme of “every nurse should be kept in…