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Friday, 30 January 2009 |
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Dustin Grimes is one of the 54 new nursing graduates recently hired by Craven Regional Medical Center. The hospital recruits largest class to encourage nurses since it step-up efforts about eight years ago. According to Grimes, Craven was persistent and he saw them a lot more than he saw anybody else. Dustin Grimes was a strongly built Marine once posted at Cherry Point. After a four-year shift in the military, he's not certain of what he wish to do next. He had to find a decision; his mother is working as a nurse in Concord which made him decided with the idea of pursuing medicine. But he stated that it was the recruiters from Craven Regional Medical Center who eventually influenced him that he should change his combat boots with scrub suits. According to Rosanne Leahy, vice president of nursing services, Grimes looks good as a new-nurse model which is being practiced by the hospital. The hospital wants to invest for those students who call their area home. They plan to retain nurses who are already familiar with the region and those who preferred to reside there. These reasons will help the patient to feel better because the person taking care of them is one of their neighbors. There were more than 500 registered nurses in the hospital. Some nurses are young enough to have their cards checked at the bar but one nurse in her 70s is still working. |
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Monday, 14 July 2008 |
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The National Neonatal Nursing Union of Southern Africa is supported by the Council of International Neonatal Nurses in earnest request for an independent, structured neonatal course. There was little educational progress about neonatal nursing as the combined advanced midwifery and neonatal training in the only midwifery courses was ideal for nurses who chose to work in labour wards, and not ideal for neonatal nurses, who gave care for preterm and sick babies. |
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Sunday, 06 July 2008 |
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Although an increasing number of students graduate from nursing schools, less than 50 percent the license exams. In the nursing licensure exams given by the Professional Regulation Commission PRC in December 2007, only 43.4 percent of 67,228 nursing students passed the exams. |
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Tuesday, 10 June 2008 |
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Critical Care Nursing is giving care for patients and families who are undergoing real or possible life-threatening illness in places such as intensive care units (ICU), emergency rooms, neurological and cardiac surgical ICUs. Nursing Informatics is a broad field that unites nursing knowledge with utilization of computers by nurse programmer, nurse communicator, informatics nurse manager or nurse vendor representative.
Neonatal Nursing is providing care for new-born less than one month of age and premature babies by guaranteeing good health, giving preventive care to stop sickness and giving care for the babies who are not well. |
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Friday, 09 May 2008 |
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The Professional Regulations Commission (PRC) put in mind of nursing graduates that incomplete papers will not be permitted them to take the June and November nursing licensure examinations. For those nursing graduates who like to take the nursing licensure examinations on June 1 and 2, the deadline for the submission of complete requirements was on April 18, 2008. For those who choose to take the exams on November 29 and 30, the submission of complete requirements will be on or before October 17, 2008. |
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