The Adult Nurse Retirement Age Variation in Different Countries Adult nursing is a demanding profession that requires physical, mental and emotional resilience. Nurses work long hours, face stressful situations and deal with life-and-death scenarios on a daily basis. Therefore, it is not surprising that many nurses choose to retire early or switch to less demanding […]
Nursing Care for Loss, Death, and Grief: Understanding, Assessment, and Support Introduction Nurses play a pivotal role in healthcare, not only in preventing and treating illnesses but also in providing essential support to patients and families during times of loss, grief, and death. This module aims to empower nurses with the knowledge and skills required […]
The Experience of Loss, Death, and Grief As nurses, we encounter patients and families who are facing loss, grief, and death on a regular basis. These are challenging and sensitive situations that require compassion, empathy, and professionalism. In this blog post, we will explore the concepts of loss, grief, and death, and how we can […]
The Profound Significance of One’s Demise: A Thought-Provoking Exploration In the grand tapestry of human existence, the topic of mortality often stirs a complex array of emotions and contemplations. Beyond the realm of mere philosophical musings, the significance of one’s passing holds multifaceted implications that extend far beyond the individual. This article delves into the […]
The Link Between Healthcare and Economic Prosperity Access to effective healthcare provides significant benefits not only for individual and community well-being but also for the broader economy. Nations that prioritize public health systems and ensure widespread coverage of medical services tend to see rewards in terms of overall growth, stability, and competitiveness on the global […]
Are Intellectual Disability Nurses Perceived Differently from Other Nurses? Intellectual disability (ID) nursing is a specialty field of nursing that provides holistic care to persons with an intellectual disability. ID nurses work as part of a multidisciplinary team to enable and empower people with ID to achieve their full potential. However, despite the importance and […]
