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Care UK reveals five-week delay on staff coronavirus testing

The government has failed to keep its promise to provide weekly coronavirus tests for staff working in care homes, according to a leading provider of health and social care and care homes. Care UK has been told there will be a five-week wait before another…

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Nursing Research Quiz Series - 19

New concerns suggest students ‘may have to pay extra fees’ for course delays

Fresh concerns have been raised that student nurses in England who have to delay completing their programmes due to the coronavirus pandemic may have to pay additional fees for the duration of their course extension. It comes after the government told Nursing Times this week…

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Nurses no longer exempt from overseas self-isolation measures

Nurses travelling to the UK from high-risk countries will now have to self-isolate for 14 days the government has confirmed, after a review ruled health and care professionals should no longer be exempt from the national requirement. At the beginning of June, an exemption was…

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New NHS People Plan focuses on ‘culture and leadership’ changes needed

A new plan to help retain and support the NHS workforce has today been launched - though unions are frustrated and concerned it falls short of addressing nurse shortages and pay. NHS England and NHS Improvement has today published its latest phase of the NHS…

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Students ‘will be financially supported’ if studies are extended due to Covid-19

Student nurses in England who may be forced to extend their courses beyond three years because of the coronavirus pandemic will be given access to financial support to help them graduate, the government has confirmed. The outbreak of Covid-19 has caused significant disruption to nurse…

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Nursing Education Quiz Series - 15

NMC postpones launch of new test of competence in wake of Covid-19

The Nursing and Midwifery Council has postponed the launch of its new test of competence until next year because of the coronavirus pandemic, it has been announced. The nursing regulator was due to implement an updated version of the test, which assesses the skills and…

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UK study to investigate impact of Covid-19 on BAME nurses

A major £2.1m research study has been launched to investigate why UK health workers from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) groups have been disproportionally affected by Covid-19. Academics at the University of Leicester are set to follow a group of BAME health workers for…

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Public back early pay rise for nurses, poll reveals

The vast majority of the public think nurses deserve a pay rise, and most think it should be in pockets before the end of this financial year, according to a new poll carried out on behalf of Unison. It found that 85% of 2,000 UK…

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Survey shows 60% of health visiting teams affected by Covid-19 redeployment

The redeployment of health visitors to support the national coronavirus response has left remaining staff with increased workloads, worsened mental health and fears that the needs of children are being missed, a new survey has revealed. In the wake of Covid-19, University College London (UCL)…

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Social media nurse army set to protest for early pay rise

Nurses across England are preparing to protest to demand a significant pay rise this year, as part of a grassroots movement born on social media. Within just one week, the ‘NHS workers say NO! to public sector pay inequality’ Facebook group has exploded to garner…

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Prioritising nurses for Covid-19 vaccines ‘the right thing to do’, says ICN

Nurses and other health workers must be first in the queue for any Covid-19 vaccine that is discovered, the International Council of Nurses (ICN) has urged. The race to develop a vaccine is moving with pace with the World Health Organization (WHO) currently tracking more…

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Significant drop in registered nurses working in adult social care

The number of jobs in adult social care for registered nurses has reduced by a third in England since 2012-13, new data reveals. The body behind the figures said a possible explanation for the significant drop was that organisations were employing nursing assistants to take…

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Government announces new measures to tackle obesity

Nurses have welcomed the publication of the government’s new obesity strategy and described the measures as “long overdue”. The plan comes in the wake of evidence showing that being overweight puts people at greater risk of severe complications and death from Covid-19. ‘Clear link’ between…

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Mental Health Nursing Quiz Series - 17

‘COVID-NURSE’ trial to create standard model for nursing Covid-19 patients

A new project has been launched to design a new best practice model of nursing care for Covid-19 patients based on the most effective innovations of UK nurses so far during the pandemic. The “COVID-NURSE” study has been granted £430,000 in government funding to develop…

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‘Clear link’ between Covid-19 complications and obesity

Being overweight puts people at greater risk of severe complications and death from Covid-19, a new review of UK and international evidence has found. The risks appeared to grow substantially as weight increased above what is considered to be the healthy body mass index (BMI)…

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Pharmacology Quiz Series - 16

Trust pays tribute to rising star palliative care nurse after sudden death

A “passionate” nurse who was building a reputation both nationally and internationally for her trailblazing work in the field of palliative care has died unexpectedly at the age of 32. Kimberley St John was a palliative care specialist nurse at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS…

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Health committee launches inquiry into maternity safety ‘failings’

MPs have launched a new inquiry into the safety of maternity services in England amid what it described as “recurrent failings” in the care of mothers and babies. The Health and Social Care Committee is set to examine evidence relating to ongoing concerns at maternity…

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Covid-19 testing ‘much slower’ in community, says Welsh RCN

The Royal College of Nursing in Wales has called for an investigation into why coronavirus tests in the community seem be taking longer to process than those in hospitals and regional centres. Based on its own analysis over the last four weeks, RCN Wales warned…

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Plans revealed for ‘most comprehensive flu jab campaign in UK history’

The government has today revealed details of what it claims to be the most comprehensive flu vaccination programme in the UK’s history, with a doubling in the number of people eligible for the jab. Under the plans, new groups, including those shielding from coronavirus and…

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Study predicts 3,000 extra cancer deaths as result of coronavirus pandemic

Disruption to diagnostic services and patients avoiding healthcare because of Covid-19 could see around 3,500 potentially avoidable deaths from the four main cancers in England, warn researchers. They said urgent policy interventions were needed to deal with the backlog of patients awaiting routine diagnostic services…

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Nurse leader to retire after almost four decades at specialist hospital

The assistant chief nurse at a specialist orthopaedics hospital is hanging up her uniform after almost four decades spent at the organisation. Julie Roberts has nursed on six wards and cared for thousands of patients during her 37 years at the Oswestry-based hospital, noted The…

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New asbestos-related cancer nurse specialist for East Kent

A new specialist nurse has been appointed to part of the country with a high proportion of patients with cancer related to exposure to asbestos, following charity funding. Toni Fleming has been appointed as a new Mesothelioma UK clinical nurse specialist for East Kent Hospitals…

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MPs call for action on ‘significant failings’ around NHS staff testing

Immediate action must be taken to undo “significant” failings to introduce routine testing for NHS staff and to address the needs of patients left in “limbo” during the coronavirus pandemic, an influence group of MPs have said. The Commons health select committee has written to…

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NMC launches new principles for preceptorships

The Nursing and Midwifery Council has released a new set of common principles to help employers build an “effective model” of preceptorship for all newly registered nurses, midwives and nursing associates in the UK. The newly updated principles aim to help organisations aim to “achieve…

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Consider ‘targeted pay solutions’ to support nursing workforce, says report

“Targeted pay solutions” must be considered to help boost the supply of nurses and stamp out workforce shortages, a report on health service pay has suggested. Proposals included the use of pay supplements to attract nurses into locations or specialties that usually faced higher vacancy…

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NHS England urged to prioritise nurse wellbeing in virus recovery plans

Protecting nurse wellbeing must be kept “at the heart” of plans to restore health and care services in the aftermath of the Covid-19 peak, NHS England boss Sir Simon Stevens has been urged. In an open letter to Sir Simon, he was also asked to…

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Fundamental of Nursing Quiz Series - 16

Care home visits to resume in England following new guidance

Care homes in England have been given the go-ahead to reopen to visitors if they can meet conditions laid out in new coronavirus guidance. The government announced today that family and friends will be able to once again visit their loved ones in social care…

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Nottingham nurses claim Covid-19 unit was ‘more like a prison camp’

A hospital trust has launched an investigation into claims that nurses on its coronavirus end-of-life ward had been redeployed without adequate support or protection and were bullied into silence by their superiors. The union Unison has lodged a collective grievance on behalf of more than…

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Senior nurse ‘given second chance at life’ after 40-day coronavirus coma

A senior nurse who spent more than two months in hospital with Covid-19 including 41 days in intensive care said the experience had helped her appreciate the importance of being "patient with your patients". Ayesha Orlanda, 52, was cheered and clapped out of the hospital…

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International nursing body releases new ‘nurse anthem’

The International Council of Nurses has released a new song that it hopes will become the “anthem for nurses everywhere”, featuring vocals from real nurses around the world. The lyrics of ‘I am a Nurse’ aim to reflect both the challenging realities and the joyous…

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Psychology Quiz Series - 15

Charity raises concern over spike in diabetes deaths in community

The “devastating impact” Covid-19 is having on people with diabetes must be better recognised and mitigated by the government, as the pandemic moves into the next stage, a charity has warned. Diabetes UK issued the call to action in response to what it called “harrowing”…

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Public sector pay pledge sparks renewed calls for early nurse uplift

Making nurses wait until next year to be considered for a new pay rise is “not acceptable”, unions have warned, following the announcement of a wage increase for other public sector professions. The chancellor has today confirmed an above-inflation uplift for nearly 900,000 workers in…

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Two thirds of nurses who contracted Covid-19 ‘still experiencing fatigue’

Around 65% of nurses who have recovered from Covid-19 are still experiencing post-viral fatigue and many continue to report symptoms, according to a survey carried out by a nursing union in Ireland. The majority of nurses who responded to the survey reported a negative impact…

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Patients urged to ‘phone first and book’ before going to A&E, under pilot

Patients in part of Wales are to be asked to phone first and potentially book an appointment at accident and emergency, as part of an attempt to remodel services in the wake of coronavirus. The move, announced today by the Welsh Government, is an attempt…

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Government urged to ‘properly invest’ in student nurses in England

The Royal College of Nursing has issued fresh calls on the government to invest in the student nursing workforce, by reimbursing and abolishing tuition fees in England. It also wants to see the introduction of a living maintenance grant that reflects “actual student need”. “There…

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Call to prioritise healthcare staff after ‘exciting’ Covid-19 vaccine results

Health and care staff must be a priority when a Covid-19 jab becomes available, a body representing NHS managers has said in the wake of latest results from the UK coronavirus vaccine trial. It was announced today that, according to preliminary results, the UK’s vaccine…

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Specialist elective trust fully adopts end-of-life memory box initiative

End-of-life memory boxes have been placed in all wards at The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in order to bring comfort and support to families. As a result, families who lose a loved one at the trust’s Oswestry-based hospital are…

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Call to prioritise healthcare staff after ‘exciting’ Covid-19 vaccine results

Health and care staff must be a priority when a Covid-19 jab becomes available, a body representing NHS managers has said in the wake of latest results from the UK coronavirus vaccine trial. It was announced today that, according to preliminary results, the UK’s vaccine…

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Specialist elective trust fully adopts end-of-life memory box initiative

End-of-life memory boxes have been placed in all wards at The Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in order to bring comfort and support to families. As a result, families who lose a loved one at the trust’s Oswestry-based hospital are…

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Workbook to help people with learning disabilities who experience psychosis

Clinicians at a trust in the South West have developed a new workbook designed to help people with learning disabilities who experience psychosis. The group has developed a set of resources to help clinicians working with people who experience psychosis and who also have a…

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CNO confirms being ‘dropped’ from government Covid-19 briefing

Chief nursing officer for England Ruth May has confirmed to MPs that she was “dropped” from a government press briefing in June. Ms May did not verify it was because she refused to back the actions of the prime minister’s chief advisor, Dominic Cummings, as…

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New 24/7 mental health helpline launched for nurses in Scotland

Nurses in Scotland will now have “around the clock” mental health support, following the launch today of a national helpline as part of the country’s response to Covid-19. The new service will be available for all health and social care workers in the country and…

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Hospital trust aiming to test all 9,000 staff for Covid-19 within five days

A trust in the South East of England has committed to testing its entire workforce for Covid-19 in the next few days, to help “identify and isolate” asymptomatic staff, as services that were previously suspended begin to re-open. East Kent Hospitals University NHS Foundation Trust…

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Microbiology Quiz Series - 13

Covid-19 has ‘exacerbated’ challenges faced by young people with epilepsy

The cancelation of clinical procedures and a rise in seizures and stress are among the challenges faced by young people with epilepsy during the coronavirus pandemic, a leading charity has found. A new study from Young Epilepsy has uncovered the difficulties experienced by young people…

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How a pandemic affects the mental health of the nursing workforce

International research on the experiences of nurses during outbreaks of infectious diseases highlights how their mental and wellbeing is affected by caring for patients in stressful and challenging situations

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Anatomy and Physiology Quiz Series - 13




NCLEX Quiz Series

Anatomy and Physiology

Blood  C        Components of blood Red Blood Cell (RBC)   White Blood Cell (WBC)            Immunoglobulin (Ig) & Immunity      Platelets          Bleeding profile            Blood group    Cardiovascular SystemC Heart                    Chamber of hear                        Heart valve & Heart sound                 Conduct system          ECG            Blood Pressure           Blood vessels  Endocrine SystemC Concept of Endocrine system       Pituitary gland Thyroid gland Parathyroid gland       Pancreatic Islets   Adrenalin gland          Urinary SystemC       Concept of urinary system            Bladder           Male Reproductive System   Skin     Eye      Nervous SystemC            Structure        Meninges        Parts of Brain  Spinal Cord     Cranial Nerves             Respiratory SystemC Basic Structure           Lungs   Respiratory Process            Lung Function Test     Digestive SystemC    Basic Structure           Mouth or Oral Cavity      Oesophagus and Stomach      Intestine         Pancreas         Liver            Miscellaneous Term   Skeleton SystemC     Basic Structure           Vertebral Column           Skull    Appendicular Skeleton           Joint    Cell and TissueC        Cell            Tissue              Muscle Tissue DNA and Chromosome          Miscellaneous

Fundamental of Nursing

Fluid Balance & Imbalance     Acid-base Balance and Imbalance     Electrolytes Balance & Imbalance  Blood Transfusion      Oxygen Administration          IV Infusion            Administration of Medication Lab Specimen Positions         Diagnostic Tools            Vital SignsC    Temperature Pulse   Respiration     Blood Pressure            Heat & Cold Application         Diarrhoea and Constipation   Enema Body Mechanism     Unconscious (GCS) & Dying Patient   Pre & Post Operative Nursing            Barrier Nursing           Nursing Process          Tracheostomy, ET Intubation            Nasogastric Lavage & Gavage Orthopaedic Procedure like Traction or            Bandages etc. Lumber Puncture        Paracentesis & Chest Drainage System            Urinary Catheterization & Irrigation  Bed Sore & Wound Care        Wound Care                Other Miscellaneous Procedure                    Nursing Theory, Ethics & As a Profession           Hospital Set up

Medical – Surgical Nursing

Blood  C Anaemia     Haemophilia   Leukemia        Hodgkin’s Disease            Cardiovascular SystemC Hypertension       Myocardial Infarction (Cardiac Indicator of MI)           ECG changes in MI      Medical Management of MI   Risk factor of MI & CAD    Angina Heart failure   Shock  Cardiac arrest & Heart Block  Ventricular Flutter, Fibrillation, Tachycardia        Valvular Defect           Venous Insufficiency            Vascular Disorder       Embolism,       Thromboembolism, DIC & DVT            Carditis           Endocrine SystemC  Hypo & Hyperthyroidism       Cushing’s Syndrome & Addison’s Disease         Pheochromocytoma   Diabetes Inspidus            Diabetes Mellitus (DM)          DKA (Diabetic Ketoacidosis)   Urinary SystemC            Renal calculi                Renal failure   Nephrotic Syndrome            Glomerulonephritis    BPH     UTI      Miscellaneous            SkinC Burn            Other Skin disorder

EyeC  Cataract & Glaucoma Nervous SystemC                 Meningitis      Epilepsy            Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)          CVA or Stroke Parkinsonism  Bell’s Palsy            Myasthenia Gravis                 Trigeminal Neuralgia  Head Injury     Spinal Injury              Brain Tumour Miscellaneous Respiratory SystemC COPD               Epistaxis                     Pneumonia     ARDS   Pneumothorax           Other Miscellaneous Disorder         Digestive SystemC    Liver Disorder Hepatitis            Pancreatic Disorder    Disorder of Biliary System      Gastroenteritis, Gastritis and Peptic & Duodenal Ulcer Inflammatory Bowel Disorder (Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn’s Disease)         Haemorrhoids Appendicitis               Other Intestinal Disorder                        Other Miscellaneous  Metabolism    Skeleton SystemC     Fracture            Osteoporosis  Osteomyelitis Arthritis          Oncology

Growth & Development

Concept of growth and development             Play     Common Health Problem of new born    Respiratory Distress   KMC in Hypothermia  Fontanel Breast feeding            APGAR Score   Physiological and Pathological Jaundice        Preterm and Post Term New Born          Developmental Milestone     Reflex

Child Health Nursing

Introduction to Child Health Nursing Chromosomal & Other Congenital Disorder            Central Nervous System        Cardiovascular DisorderC    Tetralogy of Fallot            Rheumatic Fever         Gastrointestinal DisorderC  Pyloric Stenosis            Celiac Disease Intussusception          Diarrhea          Megacolon            Phenylketonuria         Cleft Lip & Palate        Respiratory Disorder Genito-Urinary Disorder

Mental Health Nursing

Introduction to Mental Health          Psychopathology        Models of Care (ECT)            PsychopharmacologyC        Anti-Psychotic Mood Stabilizer (Lithium)                  Antidepressant           Sedative-Hypnotic Drug         Other Miscellaneous Drugs

Psychotherapy            Therapeutic communication  Psychiatric DisordersC            Schizophrenia BPD or Affective Disorder (Mania or Depression)     Phobia            Eating Disorder           Substance Abuse        Personality Disorder   Dementia & Delirium (Organic Disorder)                       Grief    Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADH) or any Other Childhood Developmental Disorder   Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)    Anxiety Disorder         Other Miscellaneous Disorders

Community Health Nursing

Vaccination     Cold chain       BCG     Polio Vaccine  MMR   Vitamin           Other Miscellaneous Vaccine           Level of Prevention    Health promotion      Mother Child Health (MCH)    Health Communication          Contraceptives            Demography and Epidemiology                     Mortality and Morbidity            Indicator of health     Epidemiological Term Bio-Medical Waste     HFA, Health Delivery System and PHC        Health Planning in India Including National, International Health Agencies & Professional Bodies           National Health Programme     Environmental Hygiene          Occupational Health  Disaster Management  Vital Health Statistics Home visit      Miscellaneous

Communicable Diseases

Measles          Chickenpox     AIDS    Typhoid          Diphtheria and Shick Test            Tuberculosis               Malaria           Polio    Cholera           Mumps            Dengue           Rabies Leprosy           Whooping Cough (Pertusis)   STD            Plague Kala azar         Other Communicable diseases          Nutrition

Introduction to Nutrition                   Lipids              Protein Carbohydrate Vitamins            Vitamin A        Vitamin B Complex                 Vitamin C        Vitamin D            Vitamin E        Vitamin K        Minerals         National Nutritional Programme            PEM     Miscellaneous

Maternal Nursing

Female Reproductive System Gynaecology   Pelvis               Fetal Head      Position, Presentation, Lie, Attitude and Embryonic Development     Placenta, Amniotic Fluid, Umbilical Cord and Fetal Circulation Normal Pregnancy                  Complication related to Pregnancy, DM During Pregnancy APH (Placenta Previa & Placenta Abruptia)        Abortion         Ectopic Pregnancy      Molar Pregnancy or Hydatidiform Mole   Rh Incompatibility      Twin Pregnancy         Labour Puerperium and its Complication (PPH)    Lochia Surgical Obstetric

Psychology and Sociology

Introduction to Psychology    Ego Defence Mechanism        Maslow’s Hierarchy of Need   Intelligence and their Test      Personality     Emotion          Learning            Miscellaneous

SociologyC    Introduction to sociology                   Marriage         Family

Microbiology

Sterilization    Infection         Microorganism

Pharmacology

Introduction to Pharmacology           NSAID              Opiates           Antibiotic            Poisoning, Antidote & Anaphylactic Reaction           Emergency Drugs            Body Mass Index (BMI)           Diuretic           Miscellaneous

Nursing Education

Introduction to Education & Philosophy       Teaching-Learning Process     Method of Teaching         Instructional Media (AV Aids) Measurement and Evaluation Other Miscellaneous Issue

Nursing Management & Administration

Introduction to Management & Administration       Quality Assurance & Audit            Delegation      Leadership      Span of Control          Supervision     Material Management (Inventory)       Financial Management (Budgeting)   Human Resource Management  Job Description           Record and Report     Ward Management            Other Miscellaneous Issue

Nursing Research and Statistics

Introduction to Nursing Research      Hypothesis     Types of Research Approach/Design       Research Variables     Sampling         Research Tools            Review of Literature   Other Miscellaneous Issue of Research Process            Statistics         Reliability and Validity           Scales of Measurement            Other Issues of Statistics