A nurses review of The American Nurse’
[2023-10-22 02:11:39]
When you see the documentary movie "American Nurse", I can guarantee you touch or even cry. Every time I touched another thing I heard or looked at, I saw a special preview many times.
This film released by DigiNext Films was filmed after an internationally renowned photographer and filmmaker Caroline Jones and producer Lisa Frank created the 2012 "American Nurse" book. Let's celebrate the work and life of 75 nurses who are in various roles and places throughout the country. Jones took nurses' gunfire and interview over a year and told me that it was not what she had expected to see a glimpse of the world of care. This will make her want to know more about those who do this incredible job.
When we created the documentary, Jones did a wonderful present to us. This film will be held at National Nurses Week in May and will be screened at Digiplex's Destination Theater nationwide.
Jones led us to the life of five nurses in the book. We listen to the opinions of patients and their families and they admire and appreciate nurses who tell their personal stories and care for them.
However, it includes not only the contents of giving nursing care and receiving, but also touching us. In addition to watching you may experience these nurses in five different environments that provide patient care. This movie takes us to a place where our colleagues can help others with sympathy, sorrow, pride, joy and surprise every day.
I understand that the sympathy and sympathy of Naomi Cross of John's Hopkins hospital in Baltimore and Naomi Cross of the death discrimination support women and their families through perinatal loss.
It is related to the life and pleasure of Sister Still Broth, RN, BSN, nurse manager, Villa Rollett sanatorium, Villa Rosa Assist Living in Calvary, Wisconsin. I painted her elderly and young farm engaged in the treatment and activities of animals at the hotel
We supported hospice care for individuals imprisoned in Tonia Faust, RN, CCNM, Hospice Care Coordinator, Angola's Louisiana Prison, last few days, and assisted prisoners volunteers. Hospice care plan
Originally a trade engineer, Jason Short, RN, BSN, Hospice Nurse, Appalachian Hospice Care, Pikeville, Kentucky. Because ambulances are walking on a road where we can not drive, we can take care of patients at home and reassure families of patients dying.
Brian McMillion, RN, MSN, MBA - HCM, Coordinator, Caregiver Support Program, San Diego Health Care System, Virginia will take care of homeless veterans after serving as a doctor in an overseas battle environment. Dedication to promote his aid to patients is a common pain bond, and we feel his fierce devotion and determination.
American nurse documentary is a must-see movie worth about 80 minutes to watch. It will be proud of our profession and the people we share with you, and that fills your heart and soul.
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