Nurses should take the initiative over discharge

Article Abstract:

Speedier discharges of patients from hospitals call for a little bit of initiative on the part of nurses, a constructive challenge to the junior doctor, or a prompt to seek senior medical advice. Nurses need to be empowered to foster the extra bit of assertiveness that would allow discharge suggestions to be put forward with self-assurance and confidence.

Hospitals, Hospital admission and discharge

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Nutrition and hydration tips for stroke patients with dysphagia

Article Abstract:

The nursing care that should be given to patients who have suffered a stroke (cerebrovascular accident or CVA) that has caused them to have dysphagia is examined. It focuses on the maintenance of their nutrition and hydration needs through safe oral feeding practices and how the risk of aspiration can be managed.

Care and treatment, Food and nutrition, Stroke patients, Deglutition disorders

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Supporting anxious parents in search of Internet information

Article Abstract:

The use of Internet by the nurses to support anxious parents, whose uncertainty and anxiety is easily transmitted to sick children and can impede their recovery, is discussed. Providing information to the parents can help them manage their anxiety.

Usage, Practice, Health education, Online health care service, Online health care information services

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