Wednesday, 12 May 2021, 2:54 pm
Smartphones are a part of nursing education.
Student nurses use smartphones to access textbooks,
pharmacology resources, standards for practice and lots of
other knowledge as part of their everyday learning.
Particularly while they are in practical sessions, and need
to quickly fact check what to do next in clinical
situations.
Up until now, no-one has
researched the downside of this digital
reliance.
Belinda McGrath, who has taught first year
nursing students at Whitireia for almost 15 years, has
published international research with a group from Western
Sydney University, Murdoch University and others, on the impacts of
smartphones on nursing students.
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12 Mai 2021 18h01
Nursing Administrator, Victoria Hospital
To mark the International Nurses Day on this 12th of May, the International Council of Nurses’ theme for 2021 is as follows : Nurses: A Voice to Lead: A Vision for Future Healthcare. Nurses Day is a time to celebrate the efforts for the care and treatment given to patients, families and public at large everyday to improve their health conditions. It is also a day to praise nurses for their relentless contribution to the healthcare system.
Editor's note: Djoomart Otorbaev is the former Prime Minister of the Kyrgyz Republic, a distinguished professor of the Belt and Road School of Beijing Normal University, and a member of Nizami Ganjavi International Center. The article reflects the author's views, and not necessarily those of CGTN.
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DENOSA members joined a march in Pretoria demanding risk allowance for being exposed to coronavirus
âEMOTIONALLY, we are not coping. Seeing death at this rate every day is not normal,â was the view of hospital nurse Mosima Doreen Mabeba â working in the intensive care unit (ICU) of a provincial hospital in Limpopo.
She is one of the many health professionals â both in South Africa and in many other heavily-affected countries â who are battling to cope emotionally with the surge in Covid-19 cases.
Some feel they are not getting adequate mental health support. And the International Council of Nurses has found that governments have failed to provide this support.