Roland

Roland

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  1. without sending income taxes even higher. Right now a husband and wife nursing team in the US with two kids earning a combined $80,000 gross, will pay about thirty three percent or so in federal...
  2. , consider that once upon a time in America simply having a HIGHSCHOOL diploma was a ticket to a good job. The reason that it means little today is not so much that our educational system is not what...
  3. to twenty hours per week? I know of several nurses who increase their incomes from around 40K (at their regular jobs) to over $70,000 by working an extra twenty four hours a week at agencies. They...
  4. CRNA's, adult NP, nurse mid-wives, and advanced pediatric nurses make out in Canada? Since the system has been in place for thirty years it's difficult to know how much of the pay/benefit situation...
  5. apologies for wanting my chosen profession to be better compensated. It means a better education, better housing, some possibility for saving for retirement (it's not like most nurses can look...
  6. to support that thesis (requiring a BSN will diminish RN supply and increase compensation). I personally, believe that education and degrees are entirely seperate things. Most of what I have learned...
  7. is for a man verses a woman, let alone for a circumsized man relative to a woman. It is conceivable that an uncircumsized man coulc have a higher risk of acquiring an STD than one who is circumsized,...
  8. seem to keep bringing up the BSN verses ASN debate as to what degree is better? Can't you see that's not my point? My only concern here is maximizing RN salaries. Point out why that is a horrible...
  9. The first amendment protects the right to offer opinions on virtually ANY topic including medical (and indeed legal). The courts have repeatedly upheld the right of the individual to express...
  10. Senior Member Registered: Jul 2002 Location: Indiana Posts: 220 Several points require a reply: Post #1 1. The objection about the potential loss of overtime is a huge concern, but I don't know if...
  11. that several studies have shown a higher risk of acquiring certain STD's (including HIV) in uncircumsized men, that in ones who are circumsized. There is also the social stigma of "looking...
  12. allowing the "non core" classes to be taken by distance education could go a long way in easing the transition of many ADN programs into BSN. This would reduce one of the primary objections that...
  13. for foreign trained physicians to become licensed in the United States as M.D.'s . There is a thread below about foreign trained physicians wanting to become nurses, because they can not obtain...
  14. 1. In no way do I mean to imply that someone with a BSN is a superior nurse to someone with an ADN or diploma. I wouldn't even assert that their education is superior. Rather, it is my assertion...
  15. First standards ARE changing all the time albeit usually in a non legislative manner. Consider, that most (if not all) BSN nursing programs in this area will no longer be accepting credit for...
  16. of regulations will have the net effect of increasing the wages of nurses. If this is ever going to happen then it will take a consensus, at least within nursing organizations to pursue this sort of...
  17. what is sciencing?

    of a context for your use of the term. Most of the time it is not used as a verb. Consider: It is hoped that President Bush will provide more funding for the the Art's and Sciences. Science is a...
  18. Education Question from LPN

    that if you won't be working you may qualify for significant financial aid. Personally, I receive more than 15,000 per year in grants (consisting of Federal, State, and private assistence). I could...
  19. I have a friend who is a VP at the second largest Public Relations company in Indianapolis and my wife will earn as much in her first year out of nursing school as he does after seven years experience...
  20. I've read some great stories here in the past, and I'm going through one of my "is there anything else" periods (these usually occur when I am forced to study reams of science). I find sincere...
  21. Nursing Interventions? The idea here would to only use Medical Diagnoses, but to still focus on those interventions that a nurse could integrate into a care plan. This would in my opinion reduce...
  22. be better achieved by scrapping the NANDA nursing diagnosis, but also focusing on effective Nursing interventions. It is the intervention which will accrue benefit to the patient (and in so doing...
  23. year and half traveling all over the country to various clinical trials in a futile attempt to treat my mother's NSLC (she passed away late last year). I will be going back to nursing school in the...
  24. that this hospice is essentially practicing "chemical restraint" in order to minimize the work load on their nurses. My opinion is based not only upon my observations while my mother was a patient,...
  25. should consider posting their information here. Power is a two way street and rude people (and institutions) should suffer consequences for such behavior. Too many powerful people (and institutions)...