Learning is a never ending process that enhances our way of viewing things more profoundly, helps us interact with people more confidently, and generally aids us with our overall well-being as a person. Just like nursing, it’s a degree of never ending learnings: from technological advancements with documentations to different new diseases we’ve never heard before – all of these make nursing a very unique degree.
Most nurses I worked with varies in the way they handle things. Some are very “by the book” and just do things as it is on the medical records, some way things out and do what’s best and some are full of compassion in the way they’re taking care of their patients. I think the latter is my best character. I am compassionate.
I remember having to take care of a 400 pound female patient who was very irate and nasty to everyone. Most nursing assistants at the facility I worked before, didn’t want to go to her room and just left her call lights on for almost an hour. When I had her, as soon as I entered her door, she yelled at me and complained just about anything she could complain about. I knew that no matter what I say to appease her would only add fuel to the fire so I just let her finish complaining and was just listening to her. When she was done I …show more content…
We should always be committed to learning something new. Healthcare information is adding up every single day and whether we like it or not, we need to adapt and learn the new things. New information regarding healthcare enhances our skills as a nurse, helps us manage our job better, enable us to help patient properly and safely. New technological advancements helps us document more easily unlike years ago, most of our time are spent writing down ton of notes in the patient charts. Right now, we just turn the computer on and everything is laid out in front of you and all we need to do is enter information pertaining to the
Most nurses I worked with varies in the way they handle things. Some are very “by the book” and just do things as it is on the medical records, some way things out and do what’s best and some are full of compassion in the way they’re taking care of their patients. I think the latter is my best character. I am compassionate.
I remember having to take care of a 400 pound female patient who was very irate and nasty to everyone. Most nursing assistants at the facility I worked before, didn’t want to go to her room and just left her call lights on for almost an hour. When I had her, as soon as I entered her door, she yelled at me and complained just about anything she could complain about. I knew that no matter what I say to appease her would only add fuel to the fire so I just let her finish complaining and was just listening to her. When she was done I …show more content…
We should always be committed to learning something new. Healthcare information is adding up every single day and whether we like it or not, we need to adapt and learn the new things. New information regarding healthcare enhances our skills as a nurse, helps us manage our job better, enable us to help patient properly and safely. New technological advancements helps us document more easily unlike years ago, most of our time are spent writing down ton of notes in the patient charts. Right now, we just turn the computer on and everything is laid out in front of you and all we need to do is enter information pertaining to the