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hinakhoja

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  1. You can glans the content in one go, then again read the same passage or content and note down the important points on a note book. You will have the clear understanding of the content in this way and your mind will catch the key and important points like this. Once you will write down the important points on a note book it might help you out to retain as it did in my case when i was a student.
  2. I completely agree with you. Basic universal precautions are to be followed strictly. Wearing gloves are very necessary for the both and on the other hand, hand washing practices have to be followed regardless of anything as we are taught since beginning.
  3. Happy nurses week to the nurses all over the world!
  4. Below are the website link for your quick reference: http://adam.about.com/encyclopedia/infectiousdiseases/Schizophrenia.htm?once=true& http://www.drugs.com/enc/schizophrenia-disorganized-type.html http://www.mentalhealth.com/dis1/p21-ps01.html http://www.umm.edu/ency/article/000937.htm http://www.psychnet-uk.com/dsm_iv/schizophrenia_disorder.htm I hope these websites will help you out.
  5. Nature varies from person to person as we all know about this. In this case I would suggest that if you are new to the organization, first start knowing people who are working there and when trust relationship will be built then you can act accordingly. There are people who pull legs in order to shine themselves in front of management and we have to keep distance from them so no worries you will be knowing your colleagues nature very soon. You must be having very helpful colleagues too you can share with them.
  6. What a nice and helpful message! Thanks, but if I would have received such a motivational message at that time when I joined ICU after my graduation and was very frustrated and left after 8 months, it would have really helped me out. It serves as a comfort measure :) All the best for your future!
  7. I am from Pakistan and I also have chosen working in the areas other than bedside. In our hospital the available options other than bedside are listed below however, I am not sure whether it is applicable in your area or not. Vaccination Nurse. Acute and chronic pain management nurse. Quality Assurance Nurse (Currently I am working on this position. Nurse conducts hospital's internal quality audits as per JCIA and ISO standards, checks medical records documentation as per JCIA documentation standards and its rectifications and some other quality projects) Nurse Case Manager (For this you must have an experience of bedside). Community Health Nurse (If it suits with your interest area as I have worked in a research project for 2.5 years and it was a very good experience). We also have specialized nurses who update the hospital's policies and procedures, nursing documentation forms that are being used at bedsides by nurses etc. You can join school of nursing as a faculty but here they send for 1year bedside experience before hiring. Outpatient areas i.e. clinics are also preferred by nurses other than bedside.Good luck!

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