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Patients are more attached to nurses than doctors since they spend more time with them and develop some degree of attachment.... nurses are the true healers, they stand by the side of the patient when the patient is sick and has sleepless nights out of fear or pain.... nurses are also present at the time of death of a person or when he faces a severe accident.... nurses are the prime caretakers of patients.... Some patients are released earlier due to some reasons even though their treatment is still due which is why nurses are sent to their homes to take care of them....
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Essay
The nurse plays an important role in ensuring that the patients stick to healthy living habits as recommended by a physician and to administer any medications that may be prescribed for the patient and monitoring of the blood glucose levels as a daily routine for nurses as well.... This essay demonstrates a Case Study, that is aimed at identifying various stages and conditions and describing the long term experience in the nursing care and practices that are necessary in regards to the patient conditions at different stages of management....
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Essay
teaching plan Name Institution teaching plan Introduction The specialized role of nursing in educating diabetic patients began approximately thirty years ago (Boswell, 2007).... The nurse practitioner model creates enhanced patient-nurse relationships, which provide both self-care education and cancelling within the context of disease state management.... Albert Boyle does not have knowledge of diabetes self-care management, and expresses that he is worried about what causes his diabetic condition since he does not eat sugar....
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Research Paper
A teaching plan for 11 years old with Diabetes Name: University A student nurse is as a professional is tasked with many responsibilities.... National Association of School nurses (2002) observes that such a nurse has to balance the dual role of professional and student within the nursing situation.... Additionally, school nurses are mandated to make referrals based on a clinical judgment.... Another important role of student nurses concerns supervision of immunization programs....
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This review assesses the effects of interventions for improving adherence to treatment recommendations in people with type 2 diabetes mellitus.... he following are extracts from the Cochrane Review library on various conditions relating to diabetes Mellitus and the conditions and implications surrounding the same.... In type 2 diabetes, which is a chronic condition slowly leading to serious vascular, neurologic, neurologic and ophthalmological complications, it can be assumed that enhancing adherence to treatment recommendations may lead to a reduction of complications....
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Literature review
However, traditionally, people think of nurses like the ones who help and follow the instructions of the doctor to implement the treatment of the patient.... Today, competent nurses are equipped with the right knowledge and skills that will be able to support and educate a patient, from the time of their referral until they are discharged from the hospital (Dueker et al.... he International Council of nurses or ICN (2002) has defined the role of nurses today as clinical practitioners as one who is duly registered and who has been able to obtain an expert level of knowledge base, capable of decision-making even in complex situations, and medically competent for practice even for a prolonged period....
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But a positive and management-oriented approach must be reached whereby mechanisms of coping with the disease, supportive institutions which are friendly to GD women, must be fostered.... The paper "diabetes as a Preexisting Condition Influencing Childbirth" focuses on the critical analysis of the major issues concerning diabetes as a preexisting condition influencing childbirth.... diabetes is a serious and chronic condition of the body....
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Coursework
Diabetes and wound healing are treated by tissue viability nurses by keeping in view the latest researches and techniques.... A writer of the paper "diabetes and Wound Healing" outlines that genetically inherited diabetes is the most common cause followed by obesity, older age, physical inactivity and certain ethnicities like African-Americans, Mexican-Americans, and Pacific Islanders.... Treating patients with diabetes requires expertise and intensive knowledge regarding wound healing....
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Literature review