KcDawn

I'm really not looking for anyone to do my work for me... My assignment is to pose a question and get others responses... As for the last post, I was completely misunderstood, tried to fix it and it simply made it worse. I have searched the topics I referred to and found them interesting, that's why I was looking for anothers input. I have considered online schools for furthering my education and have researched it online. It may be beneficial to me with a family at home, but from past experience, I think classroom study has been more help to me... And as far as vaccines, I'm so torn on that subject myself!

Hi there, I am a nursing student and was seeking some opinions regarding a few nursing topics. I was curious if anyone had some advice on web based degrees vs. those obtained by attending campus classes. They are becoming extremely popular with different bridge programs for nursing. Do you think these degrees are appropriate for this kind of practice (nursing)? Another topic I seem to see a lot of controversy over is vaccinations... There are so many opinions, views, and evidence regarding an individuals rights and the safety of others. I am curious how others feel about this. I read an article that considered this; if a parent chooses not to have their child vaccinated and that child infects another individual then that parent would be liable for any injury/illness that occurs as a consequence. Any insight?? Thanks!

Thank you for your responses, this was an assignment for class where I was supposed to get other nurses FEELINGS about the scenario presented. Due to HIPAA laws I couldn't go into further detail which you would need to know to jump to some of the conclusions that were written. I believe this to be a prime example of how great patient care can still be given regardless of some of the details like the adoption process laws that we may disagree with. In any case I just wanted to understand how other people FELT about this law for my class. Thank You and God bless!

Hi there, I am finishing up my ADN degree with precepting on an O.B. floor. I recently experienced the birth of a baby to a mother who was adopting out. We cared for all parties involved. It was a great experience for me, but it also raised a question in my mind... The mother can decide to keep the baby even after the adoptive parents take the baby home because the adoption is not final until a future court date. I don't feel this is right especially when adopting out is in the best interest of the baby. Are there reasons why an adoption can't be finalized before the baby is born? I'm just curious how others feel about this??