World International
Published Feb 1, 2010
smagal2
16 Posts
hi, can i ask u a few questions re nursing in your country?? my name is Silvia n i m a nurse from the US. Im in the process of trying to get my masters and i need to talk to someone for a project. please
adangerousbeauty
122 Posts
ask away ...
First of all thank you for responding, I am so grateful. ok so here are my questions:
1. what country are you from?
2. what is your educational background and experience?
3. what are your goals for the future?
4. What are the nursing issues in you country as far as education, practice, and professional?
5. how are nurses treated in your country?
6. and what else can you tell me?
hi sorry i couldnt figure out how to reply to your message because im not familiar with the website, so i had to do it this way...
1. How long have you been a nurse?
2. I know you had said there is an oversupply of nursing graduates, do you have enough teachers? that is a problem we have here.
3. Can you please explain what you mean by quantity vs quality education?
4.What is your nurse to patient ratio in the philipines? In chicago which is where i work, we staff based on acuity, in my hospital unit (telemetry) it is about 5 or 6 patients per rn usually its based on how many nurses we have working that day too. but I work on a busy unit with critical patients. but i know here in med surg its different and ususally there are more patients per nurse.
5.what is a call center>
jpsanpdro
8 Posts
Philippines
BSN, 2 years experience med surg
to work in OR area
over supply of nurses
nurses are followers of the doctors
we don't have a problem with the number of teachers. fresh graduates (w/o any experience) can be clinical instructors as long as they are currently enrolled in a masters program
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in our unit, there is 1 nurse to 20-25 patients. that is adult med surg.
its where telemarketers work. in some american companies (mostly banks), their costumer support (troubleshooter/ 1-800-number) is in the philippines or other asian country. the costumer support in the phil is called call center
i hope i was able to explain, im not very good with english.
thanks you guys. your answers are real helpful.