I'm a new care nurse

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Specializes in carer in a paramedical school.
:nurse:I'm a new care nurse and I want to learn more how to talk and care of the patient ? would you please help me !!
Specializes in carer in a paramedical school.

Hello :) I'm a care nurse I'm new in this world so I want to learn more about helping people and do my best ! so I need some advices please :)

thank u

Specializes in Critical Care, Nsg QA.

You are not giving enough information about yourself. Based on the scant information, I gather you are not an RN or LPN. As a "care nurse" what are your responsibilities? It sounds like your job position is that of a nurses assistant.

Specializes in Med/Surg, Ortho, ASC.

What kind of advice are you looking for? Your question is very broad.

Specializes in Operating Room Nursing.

Surely you were taught something about talking to and caring for patients at nursing school? Hang on-you're not a nurse at all. :uhoh3:

May I suggest to you that you stop calling yourself a nurse right now. It's misleading and in many places illegal. We studied and worked very hard to become nurses and it's offensive when people call themselves a nurse when they're really assistants or carers.

Specializes in Critical Care/Coronary Care Unit,.

What is a care nurse? What do you need advice on?

Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.

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Specializes in Oncology; medical specialty website.
Surely you were taught something about talking to and caring for patients at nursing school? Hang on-you're not a nurse at all. :uhoh3:

May I suggest to you that you stop calling yourself a nurse right now. It's misleading and in many places illegal. We studied and worked very hard to become nurses and it's offensive when people call themselves a nurse when they're really assistants or carers.

I wouldn't be that hard on the OP. From the looks of her post, she may be from another country and there may be some language issues.

Specializes in Operating Room Nursing.
I wouldn't be that hard on the OP. From the looks of her post, she may be from another country and there may be some language issues.

You're right, I overreacted it's just a sensitive issue with me.

To the OP: I can answer part of your query- how to talk to a patient. I speak to patients respectfully. Ask yourself how would you like to be spoken to by a health care professional?

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