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When nurses communicate they should provide a therapeutic environment. what does this mean?
Nurses must maintain their good bedside manners while talking to another hospital party. Hospital patient presence should be considered as everywhere.
What determines discharge from the hospital?
The physicians, nurses, and case managers involved in a patient's care are part of an assessment team that keeps in mind the patient's pre-admission level of functioning, and whether the patient will be able to return home
Is there any difference between hospital pharmacy and clinical pharmacy?
Hospital Pharmacy focuses on drug dispensing where as clinical pharmacist are involved in working out the patient care & advicing Doctors and Nurses.
Can a hospital patient take himself off of life preserving medication?
I'm in the hospital right now, and i asked one of the nurses. They said No, a patient cannot take themselves off of the medication unless the issue comes up of not being able to pay. (they would be moved to a different hospital)
What is a nurse for children?
Nurses for children are called pediatric nurses. They are generally very nice, considerate people and they do alot for the patient, after staying in hospital when i was younger the nurses were lovely. They have to be nice and child friendly as some children stay alone and need support or with parents.
What has the author A M Feyerherm written?
A. M Feyerherm has written: 'Measures of hospital patient care loads' -- subject(s): Statistics, Nurses and nursing
How many nurses are in 1 hospital?
Depends on the hospital
What are the nurses responsibilities to the employing body?
to look after their patients to the best of their ability, within the framework of the code of conduct of the hospital.
What is intuitive nursing?
Nurses should look for patterns that might indicate when a patient may have a stroke or psychotic episode.
Where do nurses practice their profession?
in hospital
Why do hospital gowns open in the back?
It serves a purpose. The back opening makes it more accecible for nurses to apply injections. Doctors can hear better the heart and lungs with the thin fabric without having to remove it. At least that was the information found. I also find them a little troublesome with that thing in the back. But for doctors working with patient as well as nurses this has the advantage. So the advantage is given to the doctors and nurses and not the patient.
What do you do during a medical residency?
Bed the nurses and your boss, but relationships with patients are strictly forbidden. It just wouldn't look good for the hospital.
