Nursing Journals

Hi

Can anyone recommend a really good nursing journal, Thanks

To me the best of the oldie goldies is Nursing and the year Nursing 2004, and RN, there is one out there which I refer to as the nursing for dummies ones, saying that fondly, made whatever word easy, I have not seen them, but I hear people like them very much. AJN used to bore me to death.

Thanks BarbPick

I don't suppose you know where I could get hold of them do you?

I love your avatar by the way.

Emmy

Hi

Can anyone recommend a really good nursing journal, Thanks

http://www.lww.com/journals/trialissuelist/

You can request trial issues of the journals here...at no cost...I've gotten at least 3 different ones. I have subscribed to Nursing 2004 and I really like it.

~Toni

http://www.lww.com/journals/trialissuelist/

You can request trial issues of the journals here...at no cost...I've gotten at least 3 different ones. I have subscribed to Nursing 2004 and I really like it.

~Toni

There you go............

Hey thanks Skislalom

I just had a look at the Web site and it looks great, I think my husband will have to hide the credit cards, there are so much to choose from.

emmy, while the anatomy is similar, the systems, techniques, and drug names are different in the US. Try this Australian link for some oz journal titles.

http://www.kangan.edu.au/library/pathfinders/2004nursingpath.pdf

Thanks Donmurray, I'll have a look.

Emmy :)

Thank you for the link Donmurray.

Emmy Have you tryed the uni website they have them there to.

Thanks eirthjona, no I haven't tried the uni website but I shall. I've ordered a couple of journals from the American website as they looked really interesting and they are really reasonably priced, you can forget subscribing to any UK journal as they are really expensive to get shipped over.

I've noticed on one of your previous posts that you, like me, want to do midwifery afterwards, in that case you should definately read Baby Catcher by Penny Vincent, your Uni will probably have it. Also there's a really great midwifery forum http://www.studentmidwives.co.uk that you may like to visit.

Emmy

Thanks EMMY

Alot of my midwifery comes from 4 kids 1st perfect text book kid 2nd 9 week permmie at flinders, you neck of the woods (should try there for midwifery great bunch) 3rd panic about another prem but he was over baked D&C after due to breacking of placenter 4th smooth untill end when I said that she was overbaking was geled 10 min second stage and emergance rush up to OP for a physical removel of plecenter.

Fun :)

will look at the site.

Wow, how long did your two premature babies stay in hospital and how old are they?

I have three so you beat me by one, they are 12,10 and 6. It was after having my first child that I wanted to be a midwife although I have tried many times to talk myself out of it, I even studied criminology to get my mind off of it. I was really worried about how I would cope with the still births and the fact that you often work unsocial hours but I couldn't stop thinking about it so I thought what the hey and decided to follow my dream.

Good luck studying with four kids in the house, you'll get used to tuning out the noise :chuckle

I only had one premmie he is now 7.

My kids are 9, 7, 5, 4. and now all at school.

My oldest two live in Darwin with their dad (long story) The oldest will be living with me next year.

What are your thoughts on Flinders? I thought they where realy good exept for my wanting to stay over night with out telling them.

I think that more mums should be midwifes we know that things are different for each birth but somethings stay the same and I don't like midwife that tell me that I don't know my own body.