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29th September 2009
Florence Nightingale was a pioneer of the nursing field. She was first publicly noticed as an administrator during the Crimean War. Her unwavering determination to provide the best, sanitary care possible cut the death rate considerably for her side. She ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
A recent survey indicated that nearly 30% of American parents are seriously considering homeschooling their children rather than sending them to school. Home schooling is a different way of education for many parents. It allows children to be educated at ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
She whistled as she worked. It would have taken a cobweb duster latched onto a twenty foot pole in order to get to the high corners of the mansion’s massive walls. The Big Wally Wall Brush the Mysterious Fuller Brush lady had was only a mere 51 inch... Read >
Author: vincent18th August 2009
Nursing is one of the noblest professions in the world, which reminds us of Florence Nightingale. In the healthcare sector, nurses play a leading role from the operating theatre to the general ward and form an integral part. The largest group of workers ... Read >
Author: pravenn18th August 2009
The impact of the Internet on the perceived value of data is just as vast as anybody would ever imagine. Doubtless, Internet altered the way people learn and search for useful information. Before the arrival of the Internet culture, individuals who are lo... Read >
Author: John Lien18th August 2009
The impact of the Internet on the perceived value of data is just as vast as anybody would ever imagine. Doubtless, Internet altered the way people learn and search for useful information.
Before the arrival of the Internet culture, individuals who are... Read >
Author: John Lien18th August 2009
The impact of the Internet on the perceived value of information is just as huge as anybody would ever think. Undoubtedly, Internet transformed the way people learn and search for useable information.
Before the arrival of the Internet culture, people ... Read >
Author: John Lien18th August 2009
The impact of the Internet on the perceived value of data is just as great as anyone would ever think. Undoubtedly, The net altered the way people learn and seek for useful information.
Before the arrival of the Internet culture, people who are looking... Read >
Author: John Lien01st August 2009
Everybody who completes their nursing education has had some experience with mathematical concepts. For many of us, the experience was not a delightful one. We remember the drams, grams, scruples, and liter conversions. This ONE course, although mandatory... Read >
Author: Karyn Buxman23rd July 2009
Q: how huge of a problem is bacterial managment in hospitals?
A: one in ten patients will carry an infection. the expenditure to the National Health Service is one billion per year.
Healthcare Acquired bug (HCAI) is nothing modern. The Royal London res... Read >
Author: Steve05th July 2009
A Nurse Uniform is the type of formal wear worn by nurses as the symbol of easy identification and hygiene. There is a dress, cap, and apron in a traditional Nurse Uniform. With the progression of time many variations came in the way, but the basic patter... Read >
Author: Lee Lazarus01st July 2009
International Nurses Day in Hinduja Hospital
People around the globe celebrate International Nurses Day on May 12, the birth anniversary of Florence Nightingale who dedicated her life in serving the wounded. Every year the Nursing Division of P.D. Hind... Read >
Author: ashleyalfred18th May 2009
May12th, the International Nurse Festival, is the common festival for global nurses. Its purpose is to commemorate the founder of modern nursing, Florence Nightingale, whose spirit perfectly matches the value of Tissot Brand. The spirit is creation, preci... Read >
Author: Jane Ye10th March 2009
Florence Nightingale once said, "I attribute my success to this - I never gave or took any excuse."
According to recent research the most common justification people don't exercise is:
1. I don't have the time
2. It's genetic, my family is over... Read >
Author: Suzanne Andrews10th March 2009
Since inception, the word nursing has been associated with assisting and caring for people in their way of living so as to ensure that these people are able to spend most of their lives with utmost comfort. Considered a noble profession, nursing signifies... Read >
Author: Robert Bell06th March 2009
All across the world education and professional studies are in great boom. There are many new universities opening, both public and private. This has lead to shortage of faculty in the upcoming colleges and universities and has thus increased the faculty ... Read >
Author: Robert Bell05th January 2009
According to many bloggers feeding off a London Daily Mail survey, 25% of Britons believe that Winston Churchill did not really exist. According to the report, 'Likewise, they think historical figures such as Florence Nightingale, Sir Walter Raleigh, Maha... Read >
Author: craigread01@gmail.com16th December 2008
The impact of the Internet on the perceived value of information is just as huge as anybody would ever think. Undoubtedly, Internet changed the way people learn and search for useful information. Before the arrival of the Internet culture, individuals who... Read >
Author: Subhash Chand Bassi08th September 2008
Before the 19th Century, nursing was just another daily chore or duty of women folk. Whether in the home or in the street, women have always used their nurturing dispositions and instinctive nursing and healing abilities to comfort, and in some cases cure... Read >
Author: Jasco Bradley03rd September 2008
Nursing is a noble profession and requires as much dedication as that of a doctor. A nurse is the primary care-giver to a patient and contributes in the safe recovery of patients. Good nurses are always in demand. Any medical service is incomplete without... Read >
Author: shiksha19th May 2008
Here is a list of some famous people and they all have something in common. Can you guess what that is?
• Susan B. Anthony (U.S.): Fought for Women's Rights in the United States
• Vinoba Bhave (India): Founder and leader of the Land Gift Movement... Read >
Author: Akhil Shahani09th May 2008
St. Paul’s cathedral has overlooked the London Skyline since 604 AD a constant reminder of spirituality in a modern business oriented cosmopolitan city. An Anglican cathedral located on Ludgate Hill and is the seat of the Bishop of London. Though the pr... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye07th May 2008
The main access route to Jimmy’s Hospital on Beckett Street and was closed to the public after an explosion.
The Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust said, ‘One of the main access routes to Jimmy’s had been closed, but the Accident and Emergency d... Read >
Author: Karri Madelline08th April 2008
It is no secret that one of the most powerful tools in public speaking is humor. No matter how glum the subject matter if the speaker can get the audience laughing at some anecdotal story, joke or wisecrack the crowd relaxes and the rest is a piece of cak... Read >
Author: Rev Michael Bresciani26th March 2008
We all know nurses to be these smiling professionals in immaculate white medical nursing uniforms, always ready and willing to help us with out health care needs. This however, has not always been the case.
Before the late years of the nineteenth cen... Read >
Author: Charlie Angeles11th February 2008
When we visit hospitals and see them sparkling and cheerful, we know all this is a result of the efforts put in by the courageous and intelligent lady. –Florence Nightingale .The nursing profession today owes a lot to the invaluable contribution of Flo... Read >
Author: nisha sharma 20th January 2008
The impact of the Internet on the perceived value of information is just as huge as anybody would ever think. Undoubtedly, Internet changed the way people learn and search for useful information. Before the arrival of the Internet culture, individuals who... Read >
Author: Daniel Bell23rd April 2007
The origin of nursing uniforms is uncertain. One proposal considers the convents as the source. Nuns were the original nurses. As a result, their somber black and white outfits inspired the plain clothing worn by successive caregivers. Another suggestion ... Read >
Author: Grant Eckert13th January 2007
A recent survey indicated that nearly 30% of American parents are seriously considering homeschooling their children rather than sending them to school. Home schooling is a different way of education for many parents. It allows children to be educated at ... Read >
Author: Ricky Lim31st August 2006
TRACING THE ROOT OF NURSE
Take for instance the word 'nurse'. A nurse is a person trained to care for the sick or infirm and assist doctors or dentists. One also refers to a nurse as a nursemaid. The singular verb form of the word 'nurse' means to work... Read >
Author: Nilutpal Gogoi07th January 2006
If you ask a first grade class to describe a nurse, they'll almost invariably describe a lady wearing a white uniform and a 'nurses' hat'. White dresses and starched caps are still an icon, even after thirty years of nurses turning to less distinctive and... Read >
Author: todd simper31st August 2005
Most of our Founding Fathers, including Ben Franklin, Sam Adams, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison, like most average colonial Americans, spent few years, if any, in formal grammar schools of the day, yet they knew how to read and w... Read >
Author: Joel Turtel
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