Advantages: Too many to view. Disadvantages: Too many to view.
...a more general view on nursing as opposed to the others who settled on a more specific part of nursing.
What does nursing involve?
The care and support of people, in whatever manner they need and/ or want. This may involve basic care such as aiding in washing and dressing; or helping them to take their medication, or just by simply encouraging and enabling them to lead as independant a life as possible that is dependant on any physical/ emtional ...
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Advantages: I'll think of one honest Disadvantages: numerous
...long ago just before the Nursing profession decided it really needed to go academic, this gave way to University based nurse training with a RN ( Registered Nurse) qualification and a diploma in higher education - equivilant to the second year of a degree course, now you can go the whole hog and get a degree as well. Back in the dark ages of the mid 80's there were degree courses, but the poor degree nurses were looked on with a suspicion akin to ...
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Advantages: To feel like I am making a difference somewhere Disadvantages: Long Hours, Slowly improving pay
...thinking of a career in nursing (you mad things you)
I began my training in March 2000 and am now in my final year, in fact in my final three month - my course finishes on the 21st March 2003, I am one exam result and six weeks away from being a qualified and registered nurse. How do I feel about that? I am terrified.
To be quite honest ever since I began my training I have had a pretty even share of my up days and my down days. During my up ...
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Advantages: A sense you have achieved something Disadvantages: A sense you could have achieved more if it weren't for all the bloody bearaucracy
...hours are antisocial in most nursing jobs and they pay is abysmal (a newly qualified nurse earns £15000), I couldn't imagine doing anything else.
You have to have a sense of humour, (its a prerequsite when you consider the pay at the end of all your hard work, lol), be able to make snap decisions, have good organisational and motivational skills (especially at a senior level, there is nothing worse than unhappy colleagues, it reflects on everyone ...
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07.03.2003
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