Nursing: The Life of Medicine and Selflessness

When he finally hid, he looked up and saw the nurse just gave him CPR. For a well educated and trained nurse, he breathed again and lay there, and she saved his life. It is a nurse to save lives and become a hero in front of someone's eyes. Nurses are important people in society and they are always there anytime, anywhere. They take care of patients and play an important role in obtaining a lot of responsibilities and responsibilities. Ever since the development of nursing, people's lives are better protected, education is a major element, and nursing skills and medicine are steadily evolving.

The trip of personal care philosophy began when the author's aunt received serious illness palliative care several years ago. Working with a selfless, caring, skilled and supportive nurse is a life changing but exciting experience, it is also the beginning of a nurse's journey. Like a nurse who takes care of a sick family, the author wants to influence and influence the lives of others as well. Therefore, please input

As all of us know, the nurse is selfless - many people think that this is their call to take care of others. However, nurses driven by the desire to care for others actually become more susceptible to care burnout syndrome. Taking care of patients, family care, long working hours, and when busy, nurses can ignore their needs. Over time, this is the main cause of burnout. If the workload is wide, there is a possibility that the nurse is overwhelmed or loses control. Nurses will become increasingly busy as staffs run short in the hospital setting. Working at a fast pace, the nurse is overwhelmed and may feel stressed. As time goes by, this stress can lead to burnout

More and more medicine and care are starting to overlap. There is much debate about interdisciplinary training and interdisciplinary work and nurses are encouraged to undertake some of the work that traditionally has been done by doctors. However, there is still a big difference between their surgery, practice and culture, care and medicine. A well-cited recommendation is that doctors do "treat" or "treat" and care about "treatment", but this is not supported by research. In the study of occupational boundaries, 5 nurses who thought that nurses belonged to that field would manage "complex wounds," claiming to "manage" wound care in the same way as medicine proved. That claim is the same. The field of treatment One of the most noticeable differences between occupations in this study was contrast between nurse persistence and the doctor's regular appearance. "7