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Staying Physically and Mentally Healthy: A Nurse’s Guide

One of the requirements of being a nurse is to be a good role model, showing and advising patients on aspects of lifestyle to ensure good health and good mental health. Sometimes though the pressures of everyday living can result

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The Importance of Effective Communication: A Nurse’s Language Guide

When it comes to caregiving nurses have a variety of responsibilities, one of the most important skills is good communication. Whether you are talking to a customer, or another health care professional, it is not just what you say but

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7 Time Management Tips for Busy Nurses

Nursing is a very rewarding profession but it can also be at times very stressful and hectic. The following tips may help you to establish a good daily routine to help you feel less stressed and more productive. Schedule in

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Why We Couldn’t Be Without Nurses

There is no doubt about it, nursing is a challenging career but rewarding career. It demands resilience, compassion and both medical and technological knowledge. The nursing profession has been described as ‘hospitality in hospitals’ or ‘the heart in healthcare’ but

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The Advantages of Working as a Nurse

There are many opportunities with a career in nursing you will support the other medical professionals and society as a whole. There are some rewarding benefits too: a feeling of accomplishment, a good quality of life and the salary you

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