Nursing Path

CARING is the essence of NURSING. -Jean Watson

Nursing Path

Knowing is not enough, we must APPLY. Willing is not enough, we must DO. -Bruce Lee

Nursing Path

Treat the patient as a whole, not just the hole in the patient.

Nursing Path

Success is not final. Failure is not fatal. It is the courage to continue that counts. -Winston Churchill

Nursing Path

A problem is a chance for you to do your best. -Duke Ellington

NHS workforce plan: the key commitments for nursing

Oliver McGowan training backed by new draft standards

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NHS workforce plan to pledge a third more student nurses

Nursing Times wins two awards at oscars of publishing industry

RCN strike ballot result leaves nurses disappointed but hopeful

Escalation of probe into safety issues in mental health hospitals

Give free school meals to all primary children school nurses urge

Nurses on Isle of Man reject pay offer and vote to strike

Student nurses help deliver medical care at Glastonbury Festival

Nurse strikes in England end as RCN fails to get ballot threshold

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Nurses left out of key coronavirus pandemic planning inquiry hears

Nurses and doctors leaving for same reasons report suggests

NHS workforce plan coming this week Sunak promises

Quality need to be a good Nursing Teacher

Being a good nursing teacher requires a combination of various qualities and skills. Here are some essential qualities that contribute to being an effective and respected nursing teacher:

  1. Expertise: A good nursing teacher possesses in-depth knowledge and
    expertise in the field of nursing. They should have a solid foundation of clinical skills, theoretical knowledge, and practical experience.
  2. Strong Communication Skills: Effective communication is crucial for a nursing teacher to convey complex concepts and ideas to students clearly. They should be able to articulate information in a way that is easily understandable and engage students through active listening and effective questioning.
  3. Passion for Teaching: A genuine passion for teaching and a desire to help students succeed are important qualities for a nursing teacher. They should be enthusiastic about sharing knowledge, mentoring students, and guiding them towards becoming competent and compassionate nurses.
  4. Adaptability: Nursing education is constantly evolving, and a good teacher needs to adapt to changes in the healthcare field. They should stay updated with the latest evidence-based practices, advancements in technology, and changes in nursing curriculum to provide relevant and up-to-date instruction.
  5. Patience and Empathy: Nursing students come from diverse backgrounds and have varying levels of knowledge and skills. A good teacher demonstrates patience, understanding, and empathy when working with students, supporting them through challenges, and fostering a positive learning environment.
  6. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills: Nursing teachers should encourage students to think critically, analyze situations, and develop problem-solving skills. They should guide students in applying theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios and help them develop clinical reasoning abilities.
  7. Mentorship and Guidance: A good nursing teacher serves as a mentor and role model for their students. They provide guidance, support, and constructive feedback to help students grow personally and professionally. They should be approachable and create an atmosphere that encourages open communication.
  8. Organizational Skills: Effective planning and organization are essential for managing classes, assignments, and clinical experiences. A good nursing teacher should be well-prepared, have clear objectives, and create a structured learning environment that promotes student success.
  9. Continuous Learning: Nursing is a dynamic field, and a good teacher should be committed to lifelong learning. They should actively seek opportunities to enhance their own knowledge and skills, pursue professional development, and stay updated with current research and best practices.
  10. Respect and Professionalism: A good nursing teacher demonstrates respect for students, colleagues, and the nursing profession. They uphold professional standards, ethics, and values, fostering a culture of professionalism and integrity within the learning environment.
Remember, these qualities can be further developed and refined through experience, reflection, and feedback. A great nursing teacher is committed to the success of their students and continuously strives to improve their teaching abilities.

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Staffing crisis an existential threat to the NHS nurses warn

RCN strike ballot results expected early next week

Dreadful sickle cell failure sparks call for better nurse training

Government recommits to work around separate nurse pay spine

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New plans to legally protect visiting for patients and care residents

Health secretary aware of under-banding of overseas nurses

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Exclusive: Nurses proud of NHS but fear for its future

Nurse strikes: RCN rallying for votes amid turnout concerns

Virtual ward for AF could prevent thousands of admissions a year

Health visitors trial tool that can interpret baby behaviour