Nursing is a demanding job. From taking care of patients to carrying out internal administrative tasks, nurses have their plates full. By effectively managing time, nursing staff can achieve improved efficiency and make room for professional development. If you are nursing staff, here are some frequently asked questions on time management and their answers that…
Nurses are the backbone of the medical profession. While nursing is a rewarding career, stressful working conditions can cause anxiety levels to increase among nurses. These feelings of anxiety often escalate before and after shifts. If you are a new nurse or an experienced one, here are a few tips that can help reduce anxiety…
Being a caregiver in a healthcare facility means taking care of another person— caring for their physical health and emotional well-being with compassion, respect and dignity. The amount of care a resident needs depends on his/her ability to perform routine daily tasks independently. Some people may just require extra help with daily activities such as…
Administering medication safely is an important part of a caregiver. Before administering medicines, caregivers must understand the reasons the patient is given a particular medication and how and when to administer it. They must also be aware of any special dietary advice as well as any possible side effects of the prescribed medications. For instance, …