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possible topics for a nursing research paper?

nurseadvice — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 06:48:25 +0000

I have to write a 10 page research paper for my writing class. my professor wants it to be something relating to my major[nursing] but i have no idea what to write it on. i was thinking gerontology(care of the elderly), or pediatrics but i can’t seem to find very many credible websites as i am required to find 6 websites and 8 articles

your help is greately appreciated

Where does a nurse find a job writing articles?

nurseadvice — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 15:48:26 +0000

Hi I wrote an article on nursing home abuse, and I don’t know what magazine I should submit it to.?

nurseadvice — Wed, 25 Jan 2012 21:51:58 +0000

the New Yorker? Wall Street Journal? O magazine? any ideasss please telll =)

Is college / university really a scam? I’ve seen shows about it and read articles saying that it’s a scam?

nurseadvice — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 00:48:55 +0000

There are a few professional careers where it will always be required, such as law, medicine, dentist, nursing. But even those fields are being destroyed by high tuition and student loan fraud.

But anyways, for most people they say a college degree makes no sense. Engineering, business, human resources, and like 90% of every Major there is. Smart people will always excel at what they do and will get the job done and do it right.

Is this true or not?

How dangerous is nursing & how frequent are accidental needlesticks in nursing?

nurseadvice — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 09:48:29 +0000

I was online researching nursing last night. I ran across a couple of articles on nursing. I was surprised to see that according to the articles 600,000 nurses per year in America get accidently stuck by needles when they are giving patients injections or dealing with IV lines. If you are a nurse or in nursing school, has this ever happened to you? From the article that I read, I got the impression that this happens to nurses on a regular basis. It seems as if nurses are at high risk of contracting blood-borne infectious diseases. RNs, LPNs, CNAs, MDs please share your 1st hand knowledge/experience on this (2nd hand knowledge would be appreciated too).

Nursing jobs? really?

nurseadvice — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 03:48:29 +0000

I’m currently a nursing student in my 1st yr @ a community college, and i have all intentions on going strait to a 4 yr. for my baccalaureate after I’m done with my associates . I am currently a certified aide and i work in a large hospital. Though I’m not having regrets about going into nursing (i realllllly want to be a nurse, i cant imagine doing anything else with my life, i love working with patients, many nurses and patients have told me that i’d make a good nurse, and most of the females in my family are either already nurses or going into nursing) i am worried that after i graduate and pass my boards i won’t be able to find a job and will be stuck being an aide. I hear the same quotes almost daily~ 1. there is a nursing shortages everywhere and 2. nursing is the best field to go into because you’ll always have a job, but WHERE IS THE EVIDENCE of these claims! The main reason why i wanted to work @ the hospital that I’m at is because its like the best hospital in MI, and i wanted t get my foot in the door(it wont be any trouble to get a job here when i become a nurse, or so i thought). I know a few of my co-workers have graduated and passed their boards and are having trouble finding jobs as nurses. On top of that like 80% of the aides that i know, and I’m a floater so i know quite a few, are trying to be nurses.
One of my instructors stated that michigan has 54 nsg. programs and are pushing out more nurses than our state needs, therefore it will be beneficial to relocate. I have absolutely no problem relocating to a different state or even country once I’m licensed. I’ve been doing some research and found a list of stated and countries where nurses are in demand, or so they say. When i dug a little deeper and searched for articles about nursing overages in the states on the list, i found a few stories and/or blogs where it was stated that “new nurses are having difficulty finding jobs” in those states that supposedly have “shortages”. i also did a little research and discovered that most of the countries outside of the U.S. that are in need of nurses have trouble filling those positions because nurses are either poorly paid, treated like slaves, or a combination of both. My question is when i graduate what is my real chances of finding a job as a nurse, and where is the best place to go since i will more than likely have to relocate???

any article about nursing?

nurseadvice — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 15:48:26 +0000

any new scientific article and subject related to nursing

What kind of Nursing related topics?

nurseadvice — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 18:50:10 +0000

My professor wants me to finnd an article that has to do with Nursing NOT medicine.

What are some ideas or topics I can do it on? HELP

totally free nursing journals?

nurseadvice — Sat, 03 Sep 2011 15:27:24 +0000

especially for pedia cases… i need this coz we need to pass readings/articles from nursing journals…

In the USA is there some law that says children have to pay for their parents nursing home care?

nurseadvice — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 15:49:24 +0000

I recently saw an article that stated that the “budget reduction act of 2006″ makes children responsible for parents long term care expense. I thought children were only respoisible if parents had given them assets in the past five years. … Continue reading →